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↳ | android.app.SharedElementListener |
Listener provided in
setEnterSharedElementListener(SharedElementListener)
and
setExitSharedElementListener(SharedElementListener)
to monitor the Activity transitions. The events can be used to customize Activity
Transition behavior.
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Called after
remapSharedElements(java.util.List, java.util.Map) when
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Lets the ActivityTransitionListener adjust the mapping of shared element names to
Views.
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Called to allow the listener to customize the end state of the shared element when
transferring in shared element state.
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Called to allow the listener to customize the start state of the shared element when
transferring in shared element state.
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From class
java.lang.Object
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Called after remapSharedElements(java.util.List, java.util.Map)
when
transferring shared elements in. Any shared elements that have no mapping will be in
rejectedSharedElements. The elements remaining in
rejectedSharedElements will be transitioned out of the Scene. If a
View is removed from rejectedSharedElements, it must be handled by the
SharedElementListener
.
Views in rejectedSharedElements will have their position and size set to the position of the calling shared element, relative to the Window decor View and contain snapshots of the View from the calling Activity or Fragment. This view may be safely added to the decor View's overlay to remain in position.
rejectedSharedElements | Views containing visual information of shared elements that are not part of the entering scene. These Views are positioned relative to the Window decor View. A View removed from this list will not be transitioned automatically. |
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Lets the ActivityTransitionListener adjust the mapping of shared element names to Views.
names | The names of all shared elements transferred from the calling Activity to the started Activity. |
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sharedElements | The mapping of shared element names to Views. The best guess will be filled into sharedElements based on the View names. |
Called to allow the listener to customize the end state of the shared element when transferring in shared element state.
Any customization done in
setSharedElementStart(java.util.List, java.util.List, java.util.List)
may need to be modified to the final state of the shared element if it is not
automatically corrected by layout. For example, rotation or scale will not
be affected by layout and if changed in setSharedElementStart(java.util.List, java.util.List, java.util.List)
, it will also have to be set here again to correct
the end state.
sharedElementNames | The names of the shared elements that were accepted into the View hierarchy. |
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sharedElements | The shared elements that are part of the View hierarchy. |
sharedElementSnapshots | The Views containing snap shots of the shared element from the launching Window. These elements will not be part of the scene, but will be positioned relative to the Window decor View. |
Called to allow the listener to customize the start state of the shared element when transferring in shared element state.
The shared element will start at the size and position of the shared element in the launching Activity or Fragment. It will also transfer ImageView scaleType and imageMatrix if the shared elements in the calling and called Activities are ImageViews. Some applications may want to make additional changes, such as changing the clip bounds, scaling, or rotation if the shared element end state does not map well to the start state.
sharedElementNames | The names of the shared elements that were accepted into the View hierarchy. |
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sharedElements | The shared elements that are part of the View hierarchy. |
sharedElementSnapshots | The Views containing snap shots of the shared element from the launching Window. These elements will not be part of the scene, but will be positioned relative to the Window decor View. |