goldy1992
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4 years ago Removing the mTouchSlop comparison removes the problem for dragging as you correctly predicted @zhanghai .
However, when running the sample app, the scroll bar for normal scrolling still seems to be jumping in small increments; this I believe is due to the amount of time spent in the main thread, as the image is not cached
On the contrary, it jumps with small increments.
In v1.0.18 the scrolling while dragging is still continuous and beautiful.
I suspect #83 is causing this regression, as it makes the recycler view skip scrolling until the accumulated drag distance exceeds touch slop. Touch slop is most often used for distinguishing a click from drag, but not for the process within dragging itself, so I don't think it should be the intended behavior.