InputDevice.ViewBehavior.ShouldSmoothScroll(Int32, Int32) Method
Definition
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Returns whether a view should smooth scroll when scrolling due to a MotionEvent
generated by the input device.
[Android.Runtime.Register("shouldSmoothScroll", "(II)Z", "", ApiSince=35)]
public bool ShouldSmoothScroll (int axis, int source);[<Android.Runtime.Register("shouldSmoothScroll", "(II)Z", "", ApiSince=35)>]
member this.ShouldSmoothScroll : int * int -> boolParameters
- axis
- Int32
the MotionEvent axis whose value is used to get the scroll extent.
- source
- Int32
the InputDevice source from which the MotionEvent that
triggers the scroll came.
Returns
true if smooth scrolling should be used for the scroll, or false
if smooth scrolling is not necessary, or if the provided axis and source combination
is not available for the input device.
- Attributes
Remarks
Returns whether a view should smooth scroll when scrolling due to a MotionEvent generated by the input device.
Smooth scroll in this case refers to a scroll that animates the transition between the starting and ending positions of the scroll. When this method returns true, views should try to animate a scroll generated by this device at the given axis and with the given source to produce a good scroll user experience. If this method returns false, animating scrolls is not necessary.
If the input device does not have a MotionRange with the provided axis and source, this method returns false.
Java documentation for android.view.InputDevice.ViewBehavior.shouldSmoothScroll(int, int).
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