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you can add, remove and reorder list items and many more
in this template you'll get fully customizable scrollable list. This template has following features.
Features
1. Unlimited no of list items.
2. You can add and remove any item in the list.
3. you can reorder all list's item order.
4. data is taken from the array.
5. added and removed item's entry updated in the array.
6. you can scroll items by using scroller or by swipe.
7. you can change no of visible items on screen with variable.
8. you can change space/margin between each item from variable.
9. and more ...
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This cannot exactly be called a Scrollable List. The list items that move outside the list's area are hidden using a solid layer on top of the items. Hence, It cannot be placed in places where we have multiple UI items above or below the list or in places where the background behind the list is multicolored (for example, the background has an image in it).
To my surprise the project is delivered with a bug updating the order of the list in the json table. Otherwise very good overall. The developer mentioned in the project "issue need to fix, When edit and moved an item then list is not properly in sequence"
This is not an issue. We can use json file but we cannot update any json file from runtime to construct editor. But you can save changes in the local storage.
For the most part, this scrolling list project does what it claims, in terms of features. And as a template, the design is very nice, even offering a couple of themes. IMO, the biggest flaws with the implementation are:
1) Needs more thought to making the project as flexible as possible. The event sheet contains many hard-coded values, the list items are treated as fixed-size sprites, whereas they would be more flexible as 9-patch objects. It would be great to see variables provided for list width and item height. The comment that the project relies on masking regions around the list with objects is valid, but one might work around this by hiding list items if they are scrolled outside the list region.
2) I would have liked to see better organization of the event sheet, clearly grouping functionality and presentation separately, but that may be personal style.
Overall, this is a helpful project.
thanks for the review. sprites are resizable. If you just scale them up-down everything will be setup accordingly. No need any variable for image sizing.
