FlipView | Flipping views like Gmail | Android library
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kandi X-RAY | FlipView Summary
FlipView is a ViewGroup (FrameLayout) that is designed to display 2 views/layouts by flipping the front one in favor of the back one, and vice versa. Optionally more views can be displayed in series one after another or can cycle with a interval. Usage is very simple. You just need to add this View to any layout and you customize the behaviours by assigning values to the optional properties in the layout or programmatically. Please, refer to those attributes documentation for more details. Not less, FlipView extends android.widget.ViewFlipper that extends android.widget.ViewAnimator, which means you can call all public functions of these two Android views.
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- Initializes the extended views
- Flips a specific view immediately
- Sets the front view to be displayed
- Sets the original image to be rendered
- Set the initial layout animation
- Add a child view at the specified index
- Sets the duration of the main animation
- Adds a view to the bottom layout
- Initializes the Snackbar
- Creates a ShapeDrawable with the given color
- Initializes the RecyclerView
- Sets the front image
- Show an action dialog
- Static factory method to create a message dialog
- Create an alert dialog
- Show a circular reveal effect
- Show a view reveal effect
- Creates a bitmap from the supplied pictureDrawable
- Set the image drawable
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QUESTION
I want to find the best way to structure a custom component with multiple slots for content.
This is the best tutorial I've found: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/plus/custom-swiftui-components/creating-a-flipview-to-provide-a-card-flip-effect
The code works, but I don't understand the syntax. Why does the first slot "left header actions" not need to be written?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-23 at 15:32It is a syntactic sugar of Swift compiler that you can omit name of first closure. What you shown is equivalent of:
QUESTION
I am making UWP desktop app using c# and xaml.
I need to change visibility of two text blocks(let's say TextBlock1 and TextBlock2) which is a part of FlipView's item template, depending on user input (pressing button).
If button is pressed first time TextBlock1 is visible and TextBlock2 is hidden (or collapsed)
Now If button is pressed second time TextBlock1 would be collapsed and TextBlock2 would be visible.
Then "cycle" repeats and it is going from beginning (see code)
Item source is list of classes List SourceClassList
Source class has two members which type is Visibility (one member is binded to TextBlock1 and second to TextBlock2)
In Page class it is working visibility of each member changes as I described
But the change is only visible if I navigate away from page and than came back but as I mentioned I want it to changes dynamically
I was trying OneWay and TwoWay of binding mode but none of them works
MainPage.xaml
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-03 at 01:41I was trying OneWay and TwoWay of binding mode but none of them works
The problem is that you have not implemented INotifyPropertyChanged
interface for SourceClass visibilityOfFrontSide
and visibilityOfBackSide
property. it will cause property value update does not response UI. Please update SourceClass like the following. And set Visibility
binding model as one way (default is onetime for x:bind)
SourceClass
QUESTION
I need to set flipview height based on content inside.It should be of the largest element. flipview contains two textblocks in which the text can be of varying size . I tried the following
Mainpage.xaml excerpt
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-02 at 15:58You could achieve this by calculating all the FlipViewItem
height in the loaded event and then changing the FlipView
height.
First of all, you have to modify your Xaml a little bit. The default ItemsPanel
of the FlipView
is VirtualizingStackPanel which uses Virtualizing. It means the FlipView
will create only a few itemcontainers
and reuse these containers. This will stop us from finding all the items and getting the height. So we just need to change the ItemsPanel
to StackPanel
.
Then you need to add the padding to the Gird
inside the item template instead of adding the padding to the FlipView
.
At last, you need to add a name to the TextBlock
in order to find them later in the code behind.
Here is the modified code:
QUESTION
I am trying to make a flip card game. I used GestureFlipView for flip card animation. I want to display these flip card in 3X3 grid and for that I have used from react native. But the problem occurs that cards are not getting flipped and it is showing vague behaviour as well. Just the last card working fine and other cards are doing unpredictable behaviour.
Github Repo: https://github.com/akhilomar/React-Native-Number-Game
CardScreen: https://i.stack.imgur.com/Cliww.png
Card Component
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-01 at 17:58You need to use ref
correctly. you can Read about it here
QUESTION
I've declared a FlipView control in XAML, and I want to bind it to a collection source defined and populated in code behind (.cs file). Furthermore, the texblock is to display a specific property of an item in the collection.
XAML declaration of FlipView:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-15 at 08:33As you mentioned you also see the same problem when using a ListView
instead of a flipview when either using a List
or ObservableCollection
I did some tests and it turns out that initializing the collection in the Page_Loaded
event messes up your databinding. Therefore you should define:
QUESTION
Using MahApps' FlipView
with a custom DataTemplate
, binding fails to update when using a custom UserControl.
Trying to use MahApps's FlipView to host a custom UserControl for each view. For testing purposes, my UserControl looks like this (testing this on MetroDemo sample project)
XAML
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-16 at 08:06if I comment out the following it works like expected:
QUESTION
I have json which am supposed to decode and display in a flipview format or sliding format. In my json, there is information under the same section (having the same question_id) which has to be displayed on one page in a flipview.
The issue is that they are displayed differently or independently on different pages yet i want those with the same id to be displayed together on the same page
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-02 at 01:59The issue is that they are displayed differently or independently on different pages yet i want those with the same id.
For your requirement, you could use current json structure directly. and pass sections field to ItemsControl
where in the FilpView
control DataTemplate
. Please check the following Xaml code. And we use Microsoft.Toolkit
(Expander
) to optimize the layout. And use CollectionVisibilityConverter
to control Expander display or not base on the sections count.
QUESTION
I have two screens, 1) Video calling screen 2) Chat screen.
I have implemented flip view using the library https://github.com/kevinstumpf/react-native-flip-view to show video calling screen as front screen, and when someone clicks on chat, flip the view and show chat as back screen.
I want to show a thumbnail camera view in chat and video calling screen with draggable view, it works on first load, however when I flip the screen, the PanGestureHandler stops working, although I can see the camera thumbnail view is still visible in the screen after the flip, however its position gets reset to top left corner (initial position) and drag is no more working.
Below is the code I am using.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-25 at 18:01I had to redo and implement it the following way, which works perfectly now.
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