Is there an example of how to use a TouchDelegate in Android to increase the size of a view's click target?

Question

My understanding is that when you have a view that\'s too small to easily touch, you\'re supposed to use a TouchDelegate to increase the clickable region for that view.

Answer 1

emmby's approch didn't work for me but after a little changes it did:

private void initApplyButtonOnClick() {
    mApplyButton.setOnClickListener(onApplyClickListener);
    final View parent = (View)mApplyButton.getParent();
    parent.post(new Runnable() {

        @Override
        public void run() {
            final Rect hitRect = new Rect();
            parent.getHitRect(hitRect);
            hitRect.right = hitRect.right - hitRect.left;
            hitRect.bottom = hitRect.bottom - hitRect.top;
            hitRect.top = 0;
            hitRect.left = 0;
            parent.setTouchDelegate(new TouchDelegate(hitRect , mApplyButton));         
        }
    });
}

Maybe it can save someone's time