I am having trouble implementing AsymmetricGridView because my app uses a CursorAdapter to populate views. For example:

public class MyAdapter extends CursorAdapter {

    public MyAdapter(Context context, Cursor c, boolean autoRequery) {
        super(context, c, false);
    }
    @Override
    public void bindView(View v, Context con, Cursor c) {
    }
    @Override
    public View newView(Context con, Cursor c, ViewGroup vg) {
    }
}

I don't see any way to incorporate AGV in this scenario.

compile 'com.felipecsl.asymmetricgridview:library:1.1.0'

I found this Constructor public AsymmetricGridViewAdapter(android.content.Context context, com.felipecsl.asymmetricgridview.library.widget.AsymmetricGridView listView, java.util.List items)

But, in sample project, i found that, private AsymmetricGridViewAdapter<?> getNewAdapter() { return new AsymmetricGridViewAdapter(this, listView, adapter); }

Doesn't match. Don't know how to use the library

Is it possible to specify a row height in Asymmetric grid view? I need 'x' dp for small square grids (2 cols in a row) and 'y' dp for one rectangular view (one col in a row). Is this possible?

This seems to imply any size up to RowSpan=2, and ColSpan=2 is acceptable, because obviously RowSpan=1, ColSpan=1 is acceptable, so it implies that ColSpan=1,RowSpan=2 and vice-versa are also acceptable.

You should make that clearer... or implement that!

I just thought that seeing as the Adapter is final and has a particular need for a reference to the View it was getting a bit verbose. This can be moved into the setAdapter and automatically wrapped by the AsymmetricGridViewAdapter under the hood. Then the developer doesn't have to know about AsymmetricGridViewAdapter.

I also added a removeItem call in the clickItem handler which really shows off the adaptability of your library.

I am assuming that developers have no need to access the AsymmetricGridViewAdapter directly. If that's incorrect ignore this pull request.

Using compile 'com.felipecsl:asymmetricgridview:1.0.+' currently points to 1.0.5-SNAPSHOT. The most recent build is 1.0.20-SNAPSHOT. Not sure if this is intentional, however I ran into some null pointer exceptions in 1.0.5-SNAPSHOT that seem fixed in 1.0.20-SNAPSHOT.

Hi Felipe,

When constructor is called with a Items array on onCreateView and the restoreState is launch next the getView method don't find new elements in the array (get -1), and the cells are not shown. May be a problem some bad attribute configuration on constructor ?

I have set setRequestedColumnCount(3);..If there is one image in the row it shows a green background of the row.I have not set green background anywhere.Why is that and how can i remove it?

When using an adapter with multiple view types (in my case 4), the overridden method getViewTypeCount() never gets called. The adapter only uses one view type in getView (the first one to be inflated). Please provide a fix for this. Thanks.

Hello everybody, I tried and build a project starting from the AsymmetricGridView demo but I'm experiencing something strange: even if I import the lib as

compile 'com.felipecsl:asymmetricgridview:1.0.+'

in my build.gradle file, and I don't have any issue in instantiating the AsymmetricGridView object, when I try to call - for example - the setDebugging or setAllowReordering it simply does not resolve the methods :-/ It also does not exactly show me what I expect it to, but that's another story, I fear ;-)

I declare the list as

private AsymmetricGridView listView;

and then instantiate it as

listView = (AsymmetricGridView) findViewById(R.id.listView);

but when I type listView.setDebugging(!listView.isDebugging()); the two methods are not resolved, even if the type of the listView object is correctly reported to be AsymmetricGridView.

Does this issue ring some kind of bell in your head or is this something you've actually never seen before?

Thank you Marco

• Update Gradle Wrapper to 4.6
• Update TargetSdk to 28
• Update Support Library 28.0.0
• Replace all compile with implementation
• Removed oraclejdk7 because Travis no longer supported (see travis-ci/travis-ci#7884). Already tried with openjdk7 but It have issue when download Gradle

Nested Scrolling is not working in Asymmetric Grid View,when i am putting this list view inside Nested Scroll View then List view is not scrolling the whole content it is just scrolling the content inside list view.

I am using this library with AssymetricRecyclerView,

I have a 3 columns grid. This configuration is not possible :

I have added cells in this order :

• width:1 height:2
• width:2 height:1
• width:1 height:1
• width:1 height:1 The last cell never appear on screen.

Hope you can help. Thank you

First thank you for this amazing library, it saves me a lot of time.

I have tried to dig deeper into your code to understand why the scroll dos not work. The following methods do not scroll :

• scrollToPosition()
• scrollTo()
• restoreInstanceState() I keep searching but I don't understand why. I think there is something I don't understand. Can you help ?

Help me..

Made from (Asymmetric in Grid form).

however, It is difficult to add an RecyclerView Endless Scroll Paging function.

I long for help. please.