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New b4a library! :) RecyclerView, an important part of the sdk and android for making a custom list with better Layout , animation , and fixed for large data set. Amir_RecyclerView released new version that we call it AX_RecyclerView. version 1.0.8 is last update for Amir_RecyclerView and we will
link: "RecyclerView is part of the v7 support library which means you can use it on anything that has api 7 and up" Reference
link: It is Not a bug , use this code : Recycler.Initializer("Amir").ListView.Build Activity.AddView(Recycler,0,0,100%x,100%y) Recycler.DividerHorizont
link: After some tests I have come to the conclusion that the Recyclerview can be described with a clear conscience as a useful enrichment of the B4A Views.

Load the first 400 data records and when the user has reached the 300th data record, simply load the next 400 data records in the background. However, I do not assume that any user scrolls more than 50 items at all.
link: Forget Recyclerview. No one ever want to scroll through a list of millions datasets. You should filter the items based on usersearch or limit the res
link: Hello In your opinion, how can I connect to SQLite with Recycler View? I tried a lot to find a solution for it, but it didn't work. The problem was

#AdditionalJar: jna-platform-5.8.0.jar #AdditionalJar: jna-5.8.0.jar Sub Process_Globals End Sub Sub AppStart (Args() As String) MoveToRecycleBin(Array("C:\Users\H\Downloads\Error.txt")) End Sub 'File - one or more files to move to the recycle bin. Private Sub MoveToRecycleBin (Files() As
link: As an alternative AWT has a 'moveToTrash' function in Desktop, in case you do not want to add JNA jars to your build. Dim jo As JavaObject jo
link: Thanks! I have my application made now so the user can choose if they want to delete forever or first to Recycle bin. These scripts are welcomed by ot
link: Hi, File.Delete(FilePath,FileName) deletes a file directly from hard-disk, similar as holding Shift and then delete. I searched but can't find nothin

Hello i am reading a tutorial where recyclerview is used in fetching data from firebase a search for recyclerview in b4x result nothing Is recyclerview is available or any other component view in b4x which works like it thanks.

During the introduction to Amir_RecyclerView (ARV), it was necessary to understand the basic relationships between data and display. ListView is a view group that displays a list of scrollable items. The list items are automatically inserted to the list using an Adapter that pulls content from a

There is a "Recycler" view that I believe the "Recycling" relates to it only loading in images when needed and discarding images that scrolled off the display - all to minimize memory and increase capacity - but please verify this for yourself. https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/lib-chargea

It is not required as the memory will be released when there are no more live references to the bitmap. Calling recycle can be dangerous as there may be still references to the bitmap object. If you are creating large bitmaps (it usually happens when using Canvas) then you should avoid creating u
link: In the case you described calling recycle can help.
link: Because of these posts/threads: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/out-of-memory.10760/#post-62144 https://www.b4x.-method-recycle-not-found.1
link: Question: what if you use 2 large bitmaps in the one sub - you initialize and use first one then you are finished with it - you then want to initializ

Why does this error happen? Exception java.lang.IllegalStateException: ViewHolder views must not be attached when created. Ensure that you are not passing 'true' to the attachToRoot parameter of LayoutInflater.inflate(..., boolean attachToRoot) at androidx.recyclerview.widget.RecyclerView$Adapter.
link: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-clvswipe-xcustomlistview-swipe-actions-and-pull-to-refresh.98252/#content

recyclerview.widget.RecyclerView$Recycler.(RecyclerView.java:6279) at androidx.recyclerview.widget.RecyclerView$Recycler.getViewForPosition(RecyclerView.java:6118) at androidx.recyclerview.widget.RecyclerView$Recycler.getViewForPosition(RecyclerView.java:6114) at androidx.recyclerview.wi
link: Risolto, usando Recycler.Initializer("Recycler").NoLayout Root.AddView(Recycler,0,0,100%x,100%y) Dim CarouselVP As Amir_RVCarousel
link: ClosePage(Me) Else ListCategory = l ProgressDialogHide() End If Recycler.Initializer("carousel").NoLayout Roo
link: Questo è l'esempio senza B4xPages che funziona benissimo da cui siamo partiti. Sub Process_Globals End Sub Sub Globals Dim Recycler As Amir_Re

No, it does not use a RecyclerView (such a view did not exist when ULV was created) but the concept behind is the same.
link: Maybe UltimateListview does use a Recyclerview. If yes, then ULV is the solution. I have in mind i´ve read this somewhere.... There does not exists a
link: You're right - sorry! It is 25EUR not 25USD - although I thought they were about parity anyway. Great to hear that you will try and wrap the Recycle
link: ULV is 25USD.... You can try this https://www.b4x.-method-recycle-not-found.17950/ for those Bitmaps which aren't visible.

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