It seems the use of expandable list ( Erel Tutorial ) with the latest version of customlistview have problems. The 'expand' causes a weird waving animation, like a quick collapsing before expanding.
This doesn't happens if we use the previous version 1.65.
Here the Sub involved :
Below the differences that I have found only at the end of the InsertAtImpl sub.
Newer 1.76 - issues
Older 1.65 - ok for me
I think this is something related to the initial and final height of the panel to be animated, however I did not investigate further yet. I am for now using the older function.
This doesn't happens if we use the previous version 1.65.
Here the Sub involved :
B4X:
InsertAtImpl(Index As Int, Pnl As Panel, ItemHeight As Int, Value As Object, InitialHeight As Int)
Below the differences that I have found only at the end of the InsertAtImpl sub.
Newer 1.76 - issues
B4X:
heights.InsertAt(Index, ItemHeight)
sv.Panel.AddView(p, 0, top, sv.Width, InitialHeight)
p.SetLayoutAnimated(AnimationDuration, 0, top, p.Width, ItemHeight)
End If
sv.Panel.Height = sv.Panel.Height + ItemHeight - InitialHeight + IncludeDividierHeight
If items.Size = 1 Then sv.Panel.Height = sv.Panel.Height + IncludeDividierHeight
End Sub
Older 1.65 - ok for me
B4X:
heights.InsertAt(Index, ItemHeight)
Dim ShouldSetPanelHeight As Boolean
If InitialHeight > ItemHeight Then
sv.Panel.AddView(p, 0, top, sv.Width, InitialHeight)
Pnl.Height = InitialHeight
ShouldSetPanelHeight = True
Else
sv.Panel.AddView(p, 0, top, sv.Width, ItemHeight)
End If
p.SendToBack
End If
Dim NewSvHeight As Int = sv.Panel.Height + ItemHeight - InitialHeight + IncludeDividierHeight
sv.Panel.Height = NewSvHeight
If items.Size = 1 Then sv.Panel.Height = sv.Panel.Height + IncludeDividierHeight
If ShouldSetPanelHeight Then
Sleep(AnimationDuration)
If p.Parent <> Null Then
'this can happen if the user clicks on the item while it is being animated
p.Height = ItemHeight
Pnl.Height = ItemHeight
End If
End If
I think this is something related to the initial and final height of the panel to be animated, however I did not investigate further yet. I am for now using the older function.