PlaybackRowPresenter

Utility method for removing all running animations on a view.

Binds a View to an item with a list of payloads.

Sets dynamic implemented facet in addition to basic Presenter functions.

Called to set a click listener for the given view holder. The default implementation sets the click listener on the root view in the view holder. If the root view isn't focusable this method should be overridden to set the listener on the appropriate focusable child view(s).

Called to create a ViewHolder object for a Row. Subclasses will override this method to return a different concrete ViewHolder object.

This method is only called from onRowViewSelected(ViewHolder, boolean) onRowViewSelected. The default behavior is to signal row selected events with a null item parameter. A Subclass of RowPresenter having child items should override this method and dispatch events with item information.

Freezes/unfreezes the row, typically used when a transition starts/ends. This method is called by the fragment, it should not call it directly by the application.

Returns the Presenter used for rendering the header, or null if none has been set.

Returns the RowPresenter.ViewHolder from the given RowPresenter ViewHolder.

Returns true if the row selection effect is enabled. This value not only determines whether the default dim implementation is used, but subclasses must also respect this flag.

Returns the current select level. The value will be between 0 (unselected) and 1 (selected).

Returns the policy of updating row view activated status. Can be one of:

Called after a RowPresenter.ViewHolder is created for a Row. Subclasses may override this method and start by calling super.initializeRowViewHolder(ViewHolder).

Returns true if the Row view should clip its children. The clipChildren flag is set on view in initializeRowViewHolder(ViewHolder). Note that Slide transition or explode transition need turn off clipChildren. Default value is false.

Returns true if this RowPresenter is using the default dimming effect. A subclass may (most likely) return false and override onSelectLevelChanged(ViewHolder).

Binds the given row object to the given ViewHolder. Derived classes of RowPresenter overriding onBindRowViewHolder(ViewHolder, Object) must call through the super class's implementation of this method.

Invoked when the row view is attached to the window.

Invoked when the row view is detached from the window.

Called when the row view's expanded state changes. A subclass may override this method to respond to expanded state changes of a Row. The default implementation will hide/show the header view. Subclasses may make visual changes to the Row View but must not create animation on the Row view.

Called when the given row view changes selection state. A subclass may override this to respond to selected state changes of a Row. A subclass may make visual changes to Row view but must not create animation on the Row view.

Callback when the select level changes. The default implementation applies the select level to RowHeaderPresenter#setSelectLevel(RowHeaderPresenter.ViewHolder, float) when getSelectEffectEnabled() is true. Subclasses may override this function and implement a different select effect. In this case, the method isUsingDefaultSelectEffect() should also be overridden to disable the default dimming effect.

Unbinds the given ViewHolder. Derived classes of RowPresenter overriding onUnbindRowViewHolder(ViewHolder) must call through the super class's implementation of this method.

Changes the visibility of views. The entrance transition will be run against the views that change visibilities. A subclass may override and begin with calling super.setEntranceTransitionState(). This method is called by the fragment, it should not be called directly by the application.

Sets the Presenter used for rendering the header. Can be null to disable header rendering. The method must be called before creating any Row Views.

Sets the expanded state of a Row view.

Sets the selected state of a Row view.

Enables or disables the row selection effect. This will not only affect the default dim effect, but subclasses must respect this flag as well.

Sets the current select level to a value between 0 (unselected) and 1 (selected). Subclasses may override onSelectLevelChanged(ViewHolder) to respond to changes in the selected level.

Sets the policy of updating row view activated status. Can be one of: