I have seen some posts on this forum that people try to do this inside
the 'getView' method (in pseudo code):
if position == getCount()-1 then {
"The user has stopped scrolling and the list is showing
the last element on the bottom."
Do something: E.g. lazily load more items.
}
My previous posts tried to explain that the stament in double-quotes
is not necessarily true at that point. :=)
On Aug 19, 6:36 am, Mark Murphy <[email protected]> wrote:
> devstudent wrote:
> > I don't understand the significance of this. Why should it matter what
> > order it's called in? getView is called with the position that the
> > returned View will occupy. If getView with position N-1 is called
> > first, the View that it returns (e.g. the loading... row) will still
> > be displayed at the end of the list view.
>
> That was why I was inquiring about his comment. I do not understand the
> significance of the sequence either. As you describe, I am relying upon
> putting the "loading..." view in the N-1th slot, then changing that view
> to be something else once the loading is complete.
>
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