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Great demo (although it doesn't compile for me, I could use the classes and get it to work in my app). But I have a question. Is it possible to see the selected item (the one which you are dragging) also outside the RecyclerView.
I don't want to drop it there but it is possible that with dragging I will pass my recyclerview bounds and then the item will be cut off or even become invisible.
Is this possible using the ItemTouchHandler or should I do this in another way?
Another solution can be to use a DrawShadow which can be moved around the screen and use the ItemTouchHandler to do the reordering.
Kind regards,
JKorsten
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Able to drag (not drop) outside of Recyclerview
Able to drag (not drop) outside of Recyclerview or add DragShadow
Oct 8, 2019
Hey Paul,
Great demo (although it doesn't compile for me, I could use the classes and get it to work in my app). But I have a question. Is it possible to see the selected item (the one which you are dragging) also outside the RecyclerView.
I don't want to drop it there but it is possible that with dragging I will pass my recyclerview bounds and then the item will be cut off or even become invisible.
Is this possible using the ItemTouchHandler or should I do this in another way?
Another solution can be to use a DrawShadow which can be moved around the screen and use the ItemTouchHandler to do the reordering.
Kind regards,
JKorsten
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: