Item Click Support
See original GitHub issueHow do you add click listener to a view
in a ViewHolder
?
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:5 (1 by maintainers)
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Yes, exactly. Thanks @ayonymus 😃
If you want a click listener on the root view of every Item in your adapter, Groupie can do that for you by calling
GroupAdapter.setOnClickListener()
.If I want a click listener that I set myself (usually on some part of an item and not the whole view), I usually create a meaningful interface, and pass it in the item’s constructor. e.g.:
That is not really a efficient way to execute, We should be not be recycling
OnClickListener
. Instead, pass a single listener object into the ViewHolder, and it should return withadapterPosition
to the adapter. Currently, we have to overridecreateViewHolder
to make it really efficient.