Fix x/y translation misses from ViewPager.java#18
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Fix x/y translation misses from ViewPager.java#18journeymansix wants to merge 7 commits intocastorflex:masterfrom
journeymansix wants to merge 7 commits intocastorflex:masterfrom
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…oll within a list before scrolling the pager's page
…p of the scrollable container and first page, and the oposite of course
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any chance we can get this merged in? |
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@castorflex Please do merge this and update the aar @ jcenter. Thanks! |
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I found a couple of places where the translation from x to y was apparently missed in the copy/modify from ViewPager.java. I also updated a couple of code comments similarly. Lastly, I removed the cast to (View) in debugging statements, which was causing invalid cast errors for me, and apparently isn't necessary.