问题
I've been Googling like crazy for a while now, and I simply can't find any answers to the question: is it possible to implement the Android List scrolling, without using an actual list UI?
I'm trying to make a grid of rectangles such as the kind you would find in a typical game app respond to finger movement in the same way that it does using Android lists (bounce on the bounds, the 'flick' effect, etc), but all of the approaches I've found involve over-complicated solutions involving extending the list, defining XML layouts, etc.
Would it not be possible to simply give an object variables for 'document' height, 'viewable' height and y-offset? I'm happy to give the delta (MS since last update) to the object on every update. It would also be good if the actual interactive region was also definable.
Additionally; are there strong advantages to using the ListView instead that I'm missing? I assume responsiveness comes into play, but I'm quite happily managing that manually at the moment.
回答1:
Just use ScrollView directly, assuming you only need vertical scrolling.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19812104/android-listview-like-scrolling-without-the-listview