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jess-anders / two-way-gridview

An Android GridView that can be configured to scroll horizontally or vertically
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private methods should be public #18

Open dabitdev opened 10 years ago

dabitdev commented 10 years ago

int getHeaderViewsCount() int getFooterViewsCount()

missing implementation of the mList.addHeaderView(top); mList.addFooterView(bottom);

KennyGoers commented 10 years ago

These don't exist in the GridView, hence why they are probably missing

Yinten commented 10 years ago

Ha Kenny, is this one you? I rewrote large part of it, added pagination, lazy loading, horizontal, vertical scrolling without the layout expansion issue, It tries keep ahead of the user loading, but if it doesn't it'll give edge spinners. I want to rework it to be all Fragments, so you can horizontal and vertical scroll through fragment screenshots and if you click one it expands to full screen as the actual fragment not images or have it so you can drag two together simultaneously. I added reverse pagination, so it eats the ArrayList data that isn't shown and caches it in case I get to a point where I can have a little world that scrolls in all directions that loads on the fly and can be view or fragments that are zoomable / scrollable.

Yinten commented 10 years ago

Wow, I should have looked at how forks worked in this : / https://github.com/RomainPiel/two-way-gridview/ This guy already did a few of the things.

KennyGoers commented 10 years ago

Where is this at as far as stability? I wanted to drop it into my app for the horizontal support when portrait, as portrait just sucks in vertical scrolling. is Romain's farther along than this?