RowPresenter

Return true if the Row view can draw outside its bounds.

Get the Presenter used for rendering the header, or null if none has been set.

Get the listener for item click events.

Get the listener for item or row selection.

Get the RowPresenter.ViewHolder from the given Presenter ViewHolder.

Returns true if the row selection effect is enabled. This value not only determines whether the default dim implementation is used, but subclasses must also respect this flag.

Get the current select level. The value will be between 0 (unselected) and 1 (selected).

Return whether this RowPresenter is using the default dimming effect provided by the library. Subclasses may(most likely) return false and override onSelectLevelChanged(ViewHolder).

Binds a View to an item.

Creates a new View.

Unbinds a View from an item. Any expensive references may be released here, and any fields that are not bound for every item should be cleared here.

Called when a view created by this presenter has been attached to a window.

This can be used as a reasonable signal that the view is about to be seen by the user. If the adapter previously freed any resources in onViewDetachedFromWindow(ViewHolder) those resources should be restored here.

Called when a view created by this presenter has been detached from its window.

Becoming detached from the window is not necessarily a permanent condition; the consumer of an presenter's views may choose to cache views offscreen while they are not visible, attaching an detaching them as appropriate.

Set the Presenter used for rendering the header. Can be null to disable header rendering. The method must be called before creating any Row Views.

Set the listener for item click events. A RowPresenter does not use this listener, but a subclass may fire an item click event if it has the concept of an item. The OnItemClickedListener will override any View.OnClickListener that an item's Presenter sets during onCreateViewHolder(ViewGroup). So in general, you should choose to use an OnItemClickedListener or a View.OnClickListener, but not both.

Set the listener for item or row selection. A RowPresenter fires a row selection event with a null item. Subclasses (e.g. ListRowPresenter) can fire a selection event with the selected item.

Set the expanded state of a Row view.

Set the selected state of a Row view.

Enables or disables the row selection effect. This will not only affect the default dim effect, but subclasses must respect this flag as well.

Set the current select level to a value between 0 (unselected) and 1 (selected). Subclasses may override onSelectLevelChanged(ViewHolder) to respond to changes in the selected level.

Called to create a ViewHolder object for a Row. Subclasses will override this method to return a different concrete ViewHolder object.

Called after a RowPresenter.ViewHolder is created for a Row. Subclasses may override this method and start by calling super.initializeRowViewHolder(ViewHolder).

Subclass may override this to respond to expanded state changes of a Row. The default implementation will hide/show the header view. Subclasses may make visual changes to the Row View but must not create animation on the Row view.

Subclass may override this to respond to selected state changes of a Row. Subclass may make visual changes to Row view but must not create animation on the Row view.

Callback when select level is changed. The default implementation applies the select level to setSelectLevel(RowHeaderPresenter.ViewHolder, float) when getSelectEffectEnabled() is true. Subclasses may override this function and implement a different select effect. In this case, you should also override isUsingDefaultSelectEffect() to disable the default dimming effect applied by the library.