custom onDragStopListener

[vanlooverenkoen]

Is there a way to get a onDragStopListener?
I need to detect when the view is placed in the right position?
because if I use setOnViewSwapListener(); the order of the views in the draglinearlayout is not committed.

if someone changes the order of the views. I need to read the correct order of the views so I can handle code for each view.

view1.print("1");
view2.print("2");
view3.print("3");

after changing the order 2 becomes 3 and 3 becomes 2. this is what I need to call

view1.print("1");
view3.print("3");
view2.print("2");

How can I do this?

[vanlooverenkoen]

    mDragLayout.setOnTouchListener(new View.OnTouchListener() {
        @Override
        public boolean onTouch(View view, MotionEvent motionEvent) {
            if (MotionEventCompat.getActionMasked(motionEvent) == MotionEvent.ACTION_UP) {
                updatePreviewsCallback.executeCallback();
            }
            return false;
        }
    });

this is what I found that worked, but maybe you could implement it in the api to add a dedecated listener. just a suggestion

[justasm]

Hey!

The order is in fact committed when the onSwap callback is called, so it would be the proper place to update your model. Thanks for the suggestion and for posting your solution.

[vanlooverenkoen]

onSwap? is this a public API? I can't find it
or do you mean the: OnViewSwapListener?

because at that point if you loop over all your views they are still in the previous position only if you let go of the draghandler the position will be changed

[justasm]

I did mean the OnViewSwapListener.
You are correct that the View positions are swapped only after the callback is invoked, which in retrospect is probably not the expected behaviour. However, you have sufficient information with the initial state and the sequence of onSwap callbacks to know at any time what the current order is.

If you need to specifically detect ACTION_UP, the solution you provided is one correct way to do it.

[vanlooverenkoen]

yes indeed, thanks again for your awesome lib