Java Code Examples for android.widget.ImageView#getRight()

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Example 1
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From monolog-android with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public final void onGlobalLayout() {
	ImageView imageView = getImageView();

	if (null != imageView && mZoomEnabled) {
		final int top = imageView.getTop();
		final int right = imageView.getRight();
		final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
		final int left = imageView.getLeft();

		/**
		 * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
		 * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
		 * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
		 * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
		 * if the values change.
		 */
		if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft || right != mIvRight) {
			// Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
			updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

			// Update values as something has changed
			mIvTop = top;
			mIvRight = right;
			mIvBottom = bottom;
			mIvLeft = left;
		}
	}
}
Example 2
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From school_shop with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public final void onGlobalLayout() {
	ImageView imageView = getImageView();

	if (null != imageView && mZoomEnabled) {
		final int top = imageView.getTop();
		final int right = imageView.getRight();
		final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
		final int left = imageView.getLeft();

		/**
		 * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
		 * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
		 * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
		 * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
		 * if the values change.
		 */
		if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft || right != mIvRight) {
			// Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
			updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

			// Update values as something has changed
			mIvTop = top;
			mIvRight = right;
			mIvBottom = bottom;
			mIvLeft = left;
		}
	}
}
Example 3
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From Nimingban with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void onGlobalLayout() {
    ImageView imageView = getImageView();

    if (null != imageView) {
        if (mZoomEnabled) {
            final int top = imageView.getTop();
            final int right = imageView.getRight();
            final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
            final int left = imageView.getLeft();

            /**
             * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
             * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
             * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
             * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
             * if the values change.
             */
            if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft
                    || right != mIvRight) {
                // Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
                updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

                // Update values as something has changed
                mIvTop = top;
                mIvRight = right;
                mIvBottom = bottom;
                mIvLeft = left;
            }
        } else {
            updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());
        }
    }
}
Example 4
Source File: TweetMediaView.java    From twitter-kit-android with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
void layoutImage(int i, int left, int top, int right, int bottom) {
    final ImageView view = imageViews[i];
    if (view.getLeft() == left && view.getTop() == top && view.getRight() == right
            && view.getBottom() == bottom) {
        return;
    }

    view.layout(left, top, right, bottom);
}
Example 5
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From WifiChat with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public final void onGlobalLayout() {
    ImageView imageView = getImageView();

    if (null != imageView && mZoomEnabled) {
        final int top = imageView.getTop();
        final int right = imageView.getRight();
        final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
        final int left = imageView.getLeft();

        /**
         * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
         * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
         * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
         * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
         * if the values change.
         */
        if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft || right != mIvRight) {
            // Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
            updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

            // Update values as something has changed
            mIvTop = top;
            mIvRight = right;
            mIvBottom = bottom;
            mIvLeft = left;
        }
    }
}
Example 6
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From aurora-imui with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public final void onGlobalLayout() {
	ImageView imageView = getImageView();

	if (null != imageView && mZoomEnabled) {
		final int top = imageView.getTop();
		final int right = imageView.getRight();
		final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
		final int left = imageView.getLeft();

		/**
		 * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
		 * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
		 * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
		 * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
		 * if the values change.
		 */
		if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft || right != mIvRight) {
			// Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
			updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

			// Update values as something has changed
			mIvTop = top;
			mIvRight = right;
			mIvBottom = bottom;
			mIvLeft = left;
		}
	}
}
Example 7
Source File: PanningViewAttacher.java    From UltimateAndroid with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void onGlobalLayout() {
	ImageView imageView = getImageView();

	if (null != imageView) {
		final int top = imageView.getTop();
		final int right = imageView.getRight();
		final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
		final int left = imageView.getLeft();

		/**
		 * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
		 * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
		 * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
		 * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
		 * if the values change.
		 */
		if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft || right != mIvRight) {
			update();

			// Update values as something has changed
			mIvTop = top;
			mIvRight = right;
			mIvBottom = bottom;
			mIvLeft = left;
		}
	}
}
Example 8
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From jmessage-android-uikit with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public final void onGlobalLayout() {
	ImageView imageView = getImageView();

	if (null != imageView && mZoomEnabled) {
		final int top = imageView.getTop();
		final int right = imageView.getRight();
		final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
		final int left = imageView.getLeft();

		/**
		 * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
		 * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
		 * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
		 * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
		 * if the values change.
		 */
		if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft || right != mIvRight) {
			// Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
			updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

			// Update values as something has changed
			mIvTop = top;
			mIvRight = right;
			mIvBottom = bottom;
			mIvLeft = left;
		}
	}
}
Example 9
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From jmessage-android-uikit with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public final void onGlobalLayout() {
	ImageView imageView = getImageView();

	if (null != imageView && mZoomEnabled) {
		final int top = imageView.getTop();
		final int right = imageView.getRight();
		final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
		final int left = imageView.getLeft();

		/**
		 * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
		 * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
		 * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
		 * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
		 * if the values change.
		 */
		if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft || right != mIvRight) {
			// Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
			updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

			// Update values as something has changed
			mIvTop = top;
			mIvRight = right;
			mIvBottom = bottom;
			mIvLeft = left;
		}
	}
}
Example 10
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From LLApp with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public final void onGlobalLayout() {
	ImageView imageView = getImageView();

	if (null != imageView && mZoomEnabled) {
		final int top = imageView.getTop();
		final int right = imageView.getRight();
		final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
		final int left = imageView.getLeft();

		/**
		 * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
		 * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
		 * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
		 * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
		 * if the values change.
		 */
		if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft || right != mIvRight) {
			// Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
			updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

			// Update values as something has changed
			mIvTop = top;
			mIvRight = right;
			mIvBottom = bottom;
			mIvLeft = left;
		}
	}
}
Example 11
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From star-zone-android with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void onGlobalLayout() {
    ImageView imageView = getImageView();

    if (null != imageView) {
        if (mZoomEnabled) {
            final int top = imageView.getTop();
            final int right = imageView.getRight();
            final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
            final int left = imageView.getLeft();

            /**
             * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
             * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
             * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
             * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
             * if the values change.
             */
            if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft
                    || right != mIvRight) {
                // Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
                updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

                // Update values as something has changed
                mIvTop = top;
                mIvRight = right;
                mIvBottom = bottom;
                mIvLeft = left;
            }
        } else {
            updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());
        }
    }
}
Example 12
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From narrate-android with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void onGlobalLayout() {
    ImageView imageView = getImageView();

    if (null != imageView) {
        if (mZoomEnabled) {
            final int top = imageView.getTop();
            final int right = imageView.getRight();
            final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
            final int left = imageView.getLeft();

            /**
             * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
             * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
             * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
             * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
             * if the values change.
             */
            if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft
                    || right != mIvRight) {
                // Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
                updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

                // Update values as something has changed
                mIvTop = top;
                mIvRight = right;
                mIvBottom = bottom;
                mIvLeft = left;
            }
        } else {
            updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());
        }
    }
}
Example 13
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From AndroidPickPhotoDialog with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void onGlobalLayout() {
    ImageView imageView = getImageView();

    if (null != imageView) {
        if (mZoomEnabled) {
            final int top = imageView.getTop();
            final int right = imageView.getRight();
            final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
            final int left = imageView.getLeft();

            /**
             * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
             * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
             * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
             * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
             * if the values change.
             */
            if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft
                    || right != mIvRight) {
                // Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
                updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

                // Update values as something has changed
                mIvTop = top;
                mIvRight = right;
                mIvBottom = bottom;
                mIvLeft = left;
            }
        } else {
            updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());
        }
    }
}
Example 14
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From Social with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public final void onGlobalLayout() {
	ImageView imageView = getImageView();

	if (null != imageView && mZoomEnabled) {
		final int top = imageView.getTop();
		final int right = imageView.getRight();
		final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
		final int left = imageView.getLeft();

		/**
		 * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
		 * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
		 * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
		 * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
		 * if the values change.
		 */
		if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft || right != mIvRight) {
			// Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
			updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

			// Update values as something has changed
			mIvTop = top;
			mIvRight = right;
			mIvBottom = bottom;
			mIvLeft = left;
		}
	}
}
Example 15
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From zen4android with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public final void onGlobalLayout() {
    ImageView imageView = getImageView();

    if (null != imageView && mZoomEnabled) {
        final int top = imageView.getTop();
        final int right = imageView.getRight();
        final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
        final int left = imageView.getLeft();

        /**
         * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
         * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
         * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
         * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
         * if the values change.
         */
        if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft
                || right != mIvRight) {
            // Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
            updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

            // Update values as something has changed
            mIvTop = top;
            mIvRight = right;
            mIvBottom = bottom;
            mIvLeft = left;
        }
    }
}
Example 16
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From RotatePhotoView with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void onGlobalLayout() {
    ImageView imageView = getImageView();

    if (null != imageView) {
        if (mZoomEnabled) {
            final int top = imageView.getTop();
            final int right = imageView.getRight();
            final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
            final int left = imageView.getLeft();

            /**
             * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
             * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
             * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
             * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
             * if the values change.
             */
            if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft
                    || right != mIvRight) {
                // Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
                updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

                // Update values as something has changed
                mIvTop = top;
                mIvRight = right;
                mIvBottom = bottom;
                mIvLeft = left;
            }
        } else {
            updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());
        }
    }
}
Example 17
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From Android with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void onGlobalLayout() {
    ImageView imageView = getImageView();

    if (null != imageView) {
        if (mZoomEnabled) {
            final int top = imageView.getTop();
            final int right = imageView.getRight();
            final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
            final int left = imageView.getLeft();

            /**
             * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
             * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
             * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
             * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
             * if the values change.
             */
            if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft
                    || right != mIvRight) {
                // Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
                updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

                // Update values as something has changed
                mIvTop = top;
                mIvRight = right;
                mIvBottom = bottom;
                mIvLeft = left;
            }
        } else {
            updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());
        }
    }
}
Example 18
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From o2oa with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public final void onGlobalLayout() {
	ImageView imageView = getImageView();

	if (null != imageView && mZoomEnabled) {
		final int top = imageView.getTop();
		final int right = imageView.getRight();
		final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
		final int left = imageView.getLeft();

		/**
		 * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
		 * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
		 * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
		 * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
		 * if the values change.
		 */
		if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft || right != mIvRight) {
			// Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
			updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

			// Update values as something has changed
			mIvTop = top;
			mIvRight = right;
			mIvBottom = bottom;
			mIvLeft = left;
		}
	}
}
Example 19
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From OmniList with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void onGlobalLayout() {
    ImageView imageView = getImageView();

    if (null != imageView) {
        if (mZoomEnabled) {
            final int top = imageView.getTop();
            final int right = imageView.getRight();
            final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
            final int left = imageView.getLeft();

            /**
             * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
             * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
             * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
             * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
             * if the values change.
             */
            if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft
                    || right != mIvRight) {
                // Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
                updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

                // Update values as something has changed
                mIvTop = top;
                mIvRight = right;
                mIvBottom = bottom;
                mIvLeft = left;
            }
        } else {
            updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());
        }
    }
}
Example 20
Source File: PhotoViewAttacher.java    From imsdk-android with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void onGlobalLayout() {
    ImageView imageView = getImageView();

    if (null != imageView) {
        if (mZoomEnabled) {
            final int top = imageView.getTop();
            final int right = imageView.getRight();
            final int bottom = imageView.getBottom();
            final int left = imageView.getLeft();

            /**
             * We need to check whether the ImageView's bounds have changed.
             * This would be easier if we targeted API 11+ as we could just use
             * View.OnLayoutChangeListener. Instead we have to replicate the
             * work, keeping track of the ImageView's bounds and then checking
             * if the values change.
             */
            if (top != mIvTop || bottom != mIvBottom || left != mIvLeft
                    || right != mIvRight) {
                // Update our base matrix, as the bounds have changed
                updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());

                // Update values as something has changed
                mIvTop = top;
                mIvRight = right;
                mIvBottom = bottom;
                mIvLeft = left;
            }
        } else {
            updateBaseMatrix(imageView.getDrawable());
        }
    }
}