set view on Center Point

[JitenNumberTank]

Is there any way to move selected view on center point? I hope I will get solution from your side ASAP.

[JitenNumberTank]

I have checked your Ma-Componant Library but that is not realiable for me. I want this functionality in this library. Could you set it in Carousel class?

[applm]

It is open source. Look at the code and add what you need,

[applm]

Or look at forks.. People already fixed lot of issues.

[JitenNumberTank]

Yes It open source, But if you have made code so you know better than me.
It will be good if you provide me changes

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It is open source. Look at the code and add what you need,

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[JitenNumberTank]

Thanks for your reply. I have also looked in fork but couldn't found this
changes. Could you look at code and let me know.

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[damienoliver]

Wow. Lazy AND entitled.

[applm]

I made it more than year ago. I wouldt actually have to spend same time reading code as you do. And I dont need that feature. You do.

[JitenNumberTank]

no. I am not lazy. I am also finding that. but couldn't found at there.
still looking in code

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Wow. Lazy AND entitled.

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[JitenNumberTank]

Its not compulsury brother. but through your small help I can go forward

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no. I am not lazy. I am also finding that. but couldn't found at there.
still looking in code

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[JitenNumberTank]

I also provide you 5 start rating on this

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Its not compulsury brother. but through your small help I can go forward

On Sat, May 14, 2016 at 3:24 PM, Jiten Ramoliya [email protected]
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no. I am not lazy. I am also finding that. but couldn't found at there.
still looking in code

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[applm]

Scroling is handled in computeScroll method. It is moved by setScroll(). If you mean automatic centering with animation. My other deprecated repopsitory had this implemented. I think someone also talked here in comment about implementing it.

[JitenNumberTank]

Yes I mean automatic centering with animation. but that repository is
infinite looping. my requirement is not like that. Your current library
which I used is more suiteble for my code. If I set code in computeScroll
method then it stuck at there. don't allow me to scroll ahead.

final int screenCenter = getWidth() / 2 + getScrollX();

int childCenter = getChildCenter(mReverseOrderIndex);

int Offset = screenCenter - childCenter;

I am getting this offeset and also doing mScroller.startScroll(0, 0,
screenCenter - childCenter, 0, 1000);

but this not worked for me.

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Scroling is handled in computeScroll method. It is moved by setScroll().
If you mean automatic centering with animation. My other deprecated
repopsitory had this implemented. I think someone also talked here in
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[applm]

https://github.com/gintechsystems/Android-Carousel . Forked branch. It should have scroll snap according to author.

[JitenNumberTank]

Thanks For your help, Let me checkout code

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https://github.com/gintechsystems/Android-Carousel . Forked branch. It
should have scroll snap according to author.

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[JitenNumberTank]

yes. This code is working as well. I am really grateful for it. I will
give you start for your awesome project. thanks once again

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Thanks For your help, Let me checkout code

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https://github.com/gintechsystems/Android-Carousel . Forked branch. It
should have scroll snap according to author.

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