drag-sort-listview | Android ListView with drag and drop reordering | Widget library
kandi X-RAY | drag-sort-listview Summary
kandi X-RAY | drag-sort-listview Summary
DragSortListView (DSLV) is an extension of the Android ListView that enables drag-and-drop reordering of list items. It is a ~~major overhaul~~ complete rewrite of the [TouchInterceptor] (TI) meant to give drag-sorting a polished feel. Some key features are:.
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- Moves the check state of an item
- Recursively build the run list
- Returns the insertion index for the given key
- Find the index of the first set in the given range
- Intercept the drag event
- Save the touch coordinates
- Do the action up
- On touch event
- Update position positions
- Measure a child view
- Removes the check state at the specified position
- Drop a drag sort
- Initializes the activity
- Display toast
- Draw the divider
- Set up the checkable
- Set up the WebView
- Remove a cursor position
- Start drag event
- Creates a Bitmap for the specified ListView
- Initializes the SectionView
- Binds all the field values to the constructor
- Initialize the activity
- Handles a touch event
- Called when the activity is initialized
- Start drag
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So, I am currently using the DragSortListView with a SQLite database. I want to resort my database whenever im dragging an item of the ListView to a new position. Therefore I wrote a piece of code that should manage it. But if I'm moving something from a position below to a higher one, it is strangely sorted. I already looked on this code for hours and asked some friends, but I never found the solution.
CodeMethod in the DatabaseHelper
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Answered 2020-Jan-22 at 11:02Android other way SQL one (COLUMN_5 is POSITION column)
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Install drag-sort-listview
The first step is to choose File > Import or right-click in the Project Explorer and choose Import. If you don’t use E-Git to integrate Eclipse with Git, skip the rest of this paragraph. Choose "Projects from Git" as the import source. From the Git page, click Clone, and enter the URI of this repository. That’s the only text box to fill in on that page. On the following pages, choose which branches to clone (probably all of them) and where to keep the local checkout, and then click Finish. Once the clone has finished, pick your new repository from the list, and on the following page select Use the New Projects wizard. From here the process is the same even if you don’t use E-Git. Choose Android Project from Existing Code and then browse to where you checked out DSLV. You should then see two projects in the list: one named after the directory name, and the other called com.mobeta.android.demodslv.Launcher . The top one is the library project, and the bottom one the demo project. You probably want both at first, so just click Finish. Finally, to add the library to your application project, right-click your project in the Package Explorer and select Properties. Pick the "Android" page, and click "Add…" from the bottom half. You should see a list including the DSLV project as well as any others in your workspace.
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