I'm implementing a custom TextView
and I want to do some action when the view is touched. I figured the onTouchEvent
method would give me the full range of touches on the view without having to use setOnTouchListener
(I'm trying to do all my work inside the view instead of in the activity so it's portable), but the only touch event registered is ACTION_DOWN
. If I set an OnTouchListener
in the activity using this, I get the full range of touch events, but onTouchEvent
doesn't.
Any开发者_C百科one know why this is the case, or can anyone offer me a solution that doesn't involve using setOnTouchListener
(Which would prevent the implementing activity from setting its own listener)?
You need to return true to get the following events after a down.
return true
on the onTouch()
event.
This mean we are still waiting on some new Actions from this event so other events like OnClick()
is disabled.
On action ACTION_UP
you need to return false
at least to not get issues with other events after it.
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