I gave listview registered OnScrollListener listeners want to listen sliding stop events:
public void onScrollStateChanged (AbsListView view, int scrollState) {
if (OnScrollListener.SCROLL_STATE_IDLE == scrollState) {
System.out.println ("SCROLL_STATE_IDLE");
}
}
Found on some machines, such as millet, on the part of the motorcycle models, if slowly slide to the top of the list or the low end, let go, and not the callback function, people know how to solve this? Thank you.
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No one knows?
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We Come help out
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Not too slow
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If such a situation how to listen sliding stop? Thank you
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You can try listening gesture,
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Millet machine is sick. Too many changes to the underlying code
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Agree upstairs is a God, various bug
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Bangding, millet phone is indeed on the development of the comrades are prone to irritability
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Thank you, the phone looks like a motorcycle also changed a lot of things. I look at this issue again, not to knot posted. Thank you.
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Still not been resolved ah
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Estimate the underlying code is modified it
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No binding
ListView controlActionView;
controlActionView = getListView ();
controlActionView.setOnScrollListener (this);
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I go, I have been tortured to death this problem, slow slide into the top scrollstate == idle simply do not go, pit father
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It was resolved?
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