Cross Reference: /frameworks/base/core/java/android/widget/ListView.java

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294                     // It's OK to have some space above the first item if it is
887      * Once the selected view as been placed, fill up the visible area above and
933             // Find space available above the selection into which we can scroll
958         // Fill in views above and below
1026      * selection. The new selection will be placed at, above, or below the
1087                 // Find space available above the selection into which we can scroll upwards
1104             // Fill in views above and below
1141                 // it above the oldSel (B)
1146             // Some of the newly selected item extends above the top of the list
1163             // Fill in views above and below
1185             // Fill in views above and below
1483         // Possibly changed again in fillUp if we add rows above this one.
1486         View above;
1491             above = fillUp(position - 1, temp.getTop() - dividerHeight);
1503             above = fillUp(position - 1, temp.getTop() - dividerHeight);
1512         } else if (above != null) {
1513             return above;
1547             // Make sure we are 1) Too high, and 2) Either there are more rows above the
1557                     // Fill the gap that was opened above mFirstPosition with more rows, if
1846             // Flush any cached views that did not get reused above
3557                                 // Give -1 when there is no child above the
3584         // Draw the indicators (these should be drawn above the dividers) and children
3602      * @param childIndex The index of child (of the View) above the divider.
3603      *            This will be -1 if there is no child above the divider to be
3712      * Sets the drawable that will be drawn above all other list content.
3725      * @return The drawable that will be drawn above all other list content