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Not exactly what you are asking for, but possible dirty workarounds to solve the problem:
- Assign a different _AnimationEnd event name for each view (quite obvious, but not clean if you have a lot of views)
- Encapsulate each view in a class that only contains that view, and the event will be fired in the corresponding class instance (cleaner).
... and only after writing the question I remembered that I already asked for this times ago; and the answer was rightly something like: create your own wrapper!
Than you, Jordi
Well, 2 years and 7 months ago! So, I can be forgiven
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/lib-animationplus.21313/page-5#post-385932
I don't know what your genial mind is thinking
(I'm not kidding!!!), but the first thing I'm thinking is that resumable subs can not return values.
I thought of a resumable sub that you call, passing View to be animated as a parameter, and you call the animation from inside that Sub, and wait for animationEnd.
As I have never used them, perhaps I'm saying a big nonsense (my "not-so-genial" mind behaves strangely before dinner).
Will try to test it after dinner.
As I have never used them, perhaps I'm saying a big nonsense (my "not-so-genial" mind behaves strangely before dinner
). Will try to test it after dinner.
Great job, Jordi !!!
Now I understand why you thought to Wait For: reading your code I had to read again something about this keyword and I found the "job example".
Following the flow is rather complicated.
That is, what always makes me doubt is that...
you've started the animations from an event routine (Activity_Click); what happens if they were started by a routine, perhaps started by another routine?
I should try.
[BTW I have to study 1 or 2 days your way of assigning a color. Is it not easier (and readable) to use Colors.RGB or Colors.ARGB? ]
Anyway... great job!
Now I understand why you thought to Wait For: reading your code I had to read again something about this keyword and I found the "job example".
Following the flow is rather complicated.
That is, what always makes me doubt is that...
you've started the animations from an event routine (Activity_Click); what happens if they were started by a routine, perhaps started by another routine?
I should try.
[BTW I have to study 1 or 2 days your way of assigning a color
. Is it not easier (and readable) to use Colors.RGB or Colors.ARGB? ]Anyway... great job!
I just wrote what the voices in my head were whispering. Sono solo il messagero[BTW I have to study 1 or 2 days your way of assigning a color