B4A Library [B4X] [XUI] AS ViewPager based on xCustomListView

Alexander Stolte

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  • [B4I only] Add Scroll - enable or disable scroll with finger
In some cases it is useful to prevent scrolling. Especially if you work with several xCustomLsitView at the same time.
In B4I you can disable native, in B4A native is not possible. There you have to add a dummy item, which then blocks the touch event.
An example from a real project of mine:
B4X:
Private Sub ASCalendarAdvanced1_TouchDown
    #If B4I
    ASViewPager1.Scroll(False)
    #End If
End Sub
Why do I have to deactivate the ViewPager to expand the calendar with my finger?
Answer: as soon as I drag the calendar downwards, I also address the ViewPager at the same time and it scrolls along and that is not a nice behavior.

When do I enable the ViewPager?
The calendar has an event called "_TouchUp" so I can be sure that the user has his fingers off the ViewPager and can activate it again.
 

Alessandro71

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any reports of crashing in GestureRecognizer on B4i?
I've just upgraded to 1.15 and my previously working app crashes as soon as touch the screen with the following message
B4X:
Error occurred on line: 174 (GestureRecognizer)
Expected: NSInputStream, object type: __NSCFNumber
Stack Trace: (
  CoreFoundation       F3021642-E3C0-33F8-9911-DD303A6056D0 + 1157612
  libobjc.A.dylib      objc_exception_throw + 56
  CoreFoundation       F3021642-E3C0-33F8-9911-DD303A6056D0 + 120016
  Power checK Control  -[B4IObjectWrapper setObject:] + 276
  Power checK Control  +[B4IObjectWrapper createWrapper:object:] + 108
  Power checK Control  -[b4i_gesturerecognizer _uigesture_longpress:::::::] + 1116
  CoreFoundation       F3021642-E3C0-33F8-9911-DD303A6056D0 + 1175856
  CoreFoundation       F3021642-E3C0-33F8-9911-DD303A6056D0 + 8656
  Power checK Control  +[B4I runDynamicMethod:method:throwErrorIfMissing:args:] + 1608
  Power checK Control  -[B4IShell runMethod:] + 448
 Power checK Control  -[B4IShell raiseEventImpl:method:args::] + 2172
 Power checK Control  -[B4IShellBI raiseEvent:event:params:] + 1580
 Power checK Control  -[b4i_gesturerecognizer handleLongPress:] + 848
 UIKitCore            CC6E5AC7-8248-35F6-8B42-2E25C93DCF0A + 7029756
 UIKitCore            CC6E5AC7-8248-35F6-8B42-2E25C93DCF0A + 7068016
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 UIKitCore            CC6E5AC7-8248-35F6-8B42-2E25C93DCF0A + 7052224
 UIKitCore            CC6E5AC7-8248-35F6-8B42-2E25C93DCF0A + 7004496
 UIKitCore            CC6E5AC7-8248-35F6-8B42-2E25C93DCF0A + 7001312
 UIKitCore            CC6E5AC7-8248-35F6-8B42-2E25C93DCF0A + 11998412
 UIKitCore            CC6E5AC7-8248-35F6-8B42-2E25C93DCF0A + 11848460
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 UIKitCore            CC6E5AC7-8248-35F6-8B42-2E25C93DCF0A + 12364540
 CoreFoundation       F3021642-E3C0-33F8-9911-DD303A6056D0 + 633840
 CoreFoundation       F3021642-E3C0-33F8-9911-DD303A6056D0 + 633584
 CoreFoundation       F3021642-E3C0-33F8-9911-DD303A6056D0 + 630328
 CoreFoundation       F3021642-E3C0-33F8-9911-DD303A6056D0 + 607200
 CoreFoundation       CFRunLoopRunSpecific + 572
 GraphicsServices     GSEventRunModal + 160
 UIKitCore            CC6E5AC7-8248-35F6-8B42-2E25C93DCF0A + 11723508
 UIKitCore            UIApplicationMain + 164
 Power checK Control  main + 128
 libdyld.dylib        0B475C78-3C12-3121-B7F8-2B95B83DAF44 + 5480
)

line 174 is the last one in this block from GestureRecognizer class
B4X:
Private Sub uigesture_longpress(state As Int,numtouch As Int, Numtaps As Int, x As Float, y As Float, obj As Object)
Dim att As  LongPress_Attributes
att.NumberOfTaps=Numtaps            'ignore
 

Alessandro71

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I was able to reproduce the issue with your B4A Example package also, so I'm still using this thread because it looks like a library issue.
Here are the steps I followed (environment is B4i 7.20 with hosted builder: please note that this is a B4i, not a B4A issue)
- Download the B4A Example zip from the first page
- Extract
- Download GestureRecognizer.bas from the link in the first page also, and put it in the B4i project directory
- Flag ASPageViewer in the Libraries Manager tab (it's missing in the example project)
- Change the provisioning file and the package name to match my original project (along with a blessing to Apple for turning even a simple step into a waste of time)
- Compile in Debug mode and send to B4i Bridge on a real device
The app starts fine, but as soon as you touch the screen, it crashes with
B4X:
Error occurred on line: 174 (GestureRecognizer)
Line 174 is
B4X:
att.NumberOfTaps=Numtaps
Where a warning #22 is also present since NumberOfTaps is an InputStream while Numtaps is an Int
 

Alexander Stolte

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Download GestureRecognizer.bas from the link in the first page also, and put it in the B4i project directory
then download the .bas file againn, I have now added the class to the 1st post. Months ago I had already adapted the class for the ASCalendarAdvanced there I had said error.
 

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Sorry but this is not very clear to me. What do I have to do to disable finger scrolling completely? I guess for IOS it's:
B4X:
    #If B4I
    ASViewPager1.Scroll(False)
    #End If

But how do you do it on Android?
 

Alexander Stolte

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Sorry but this is not very clear to me. What do I have to do to disable finger scrolling completely? I guess for IOS it's:
yes, in B4I the scrollview has an internal function to disable swiping. The B4A listview unfortunately does not have this.
But how do you do it on Android?
In B4A you have to place a panel with the full width and length and catch the touch event from it.
An example is attached.
And if you want to enable it again, simply call panel1.visible = False
 

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wimpie3

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It is not possible otherwise!
I could still make it build in...
Yes why not, I think other people could find this interesting as well. As long as the panel supports click-throughs (we still need to be able to fill in form fields for instance on the page below the panel) I think I'd prefer this solution.
 

Alexander Stolte

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  • 1.16
    • set Scroll is now B4X - disable the swipe/scroll
      • In B4J the arrow keys (Left/Right/Up/Down) are disabled if you deactivate the swipe/scroll
    • New property isScrollEnabled - checks if the swipe/scroll is enabled or disabled
    • Intern Function iif2 removed and the core iif is now used
      • B4A V11+ - B4J V9.10+ - B4I V7.50+
 
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wimpie3

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Thanks, great work!

When isScrollEnabled is false, are events still passed onto the underlying views? In other words, can you still scroll through a list view on a view page for instance?
 

wimpie3

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But not to the contents of the current visible page inside the page viewer?
 

angel_

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  • 1.18
    • PageChanged Event is now firing in some cases with a delay, because of a scroll animation
    • BugFix B4A setScroll - Events from other views are now no longer blocked
When sliding to the sides the tab line has a little delay, I liked it better before.

By the way, the problem I had with the intermediate position of the tab seems to be solved
 
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