Lines Matching defs:panel

70      * This is the minimum section of the sliding panel that will
76 * True if a panel can slide with the current measurements
91 * How far the panel is offset from its closed position.
97 * How far the panel is offset from its closed position, in pixels.
103 * How far in pixels the slideable panel may move.
108 * A panel view is locked into internal scrolling or another condition that
143 * Stores an offset used to represent a point somewhere in between the panel's fully closed
144 * state and fully opened state where the panel can be temporarily pinned or opened up to
181 * @param panel The child view that was moved
184 public void onPanelSlide(View panel, float slideOffset);
188 * @param panel The child view that was slid to an open position, revealing other panes
190 public void onPanelOpened(View panel);
195 * @param panel The child view that was slid to a closed position
197 public void onPanelClosed(View panel);
201 * @param velocityY Velocity of the panel once its fling goes as far as it can.
206 * Returns true if the second panel's contents haven't been scrolled at all. This value is
242 * Set an offset, somewhere in between the panel's fully closed state and fully opened state,
243 * where the panel can be temporarily pinned or opened up to.
262 void dispatchOnPanelSlide(View panel) {
263 mPanelSlideCallbacks.onPanelSlide(panel, mSlideOffset);
266 void dispatchOnPanelOpened(View panel) {
267 mPanelSlideCallbacks.onPanelOpened(panel);
271 void dispatchOnPanelClosed(View panel) {
272 mPanelSlideCallbacks.onPanelClosed(panel);
276 void updateObscuredViewsVisibility(View panel) {
286 if (panel != null && viewIsOpaque(panel)) {
287 left = panel.getLeft();
288 right = panel.getRight();
289 top = panel.getTop();
290 bottom = panel.getBottom();
298 if (child == panel) {
299 // There are still more children above the panel but they won't be affected.
487 // be clamped to the fixed panel limit.