T - The specific subclass of view wrapped by this target.Z - The resource type this target will receive.public abstract class ViewTarget<T extends View,Z> extends BaseTarget<Z>
Target for loading Bitmaps into Views that
provides default implementations for most most methods and can determine the size of views using
a ViewTreeObserver.OnDrawListener.
To detect View reuse in ListView or any ViewGroup that reuses views, this class uses the View.setTag(Object) method
to store some metadata so that if a view is reused, any previous loads or resources from previous
loads can be cancelled or reused.
Any calls to View.setTag(Object)} on a View given to this class will result in
excessive allocations and and/or IllegalArgumentExceptions. If you must call View.setTag(Object) on a view, consider using BaseTarget or SimpleTarget
instead.
Subclasses must call super in onLoadCleared(Drawable)
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected T |
view |
SIZE_ORIGINAL| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ViewTarget(T view)
Constructor that defaults
waitForLayout to false. |
ViewTarget(T view,
boolean waitForLayout) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Request |
getRequest()
Returns any stored request using
View.getTag(). |
void |
getSize(SizeReadyCallback cb)
Determines the size of the view by first checking
View.getWidth() and
View.getHeight(). |
T |
getView()
Returns the wrapped
View. |
void |
onLoadCleared(Drawable placeholder)
A lifecycle callback that is called when a load is cancelled and its resources are freed.
|
void |
removeCallback(SizeReadyCallback cb)
Removes the given callback from the pending set if it's still retained.
|
void |
setRequest(Request request)
Stores the request using
View.setTag(Object). |
static void |
setTagId(int tagId)
Sets the android resource id to use in conjunction with
View.setTag(int, Object)
to store temporary state allowing loads to be automatically cancelled and resources re-used
in scrolling lists. |
String |
toString() |
onDestroy, onLoadFailed, onLoadStarted, onStart, onStopclone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, waitonResourceReadypublic ViewTarget(T view)
waitForLayout to false.public ViewTarget(T view, boolean waitForLayout)
waitForLayout - If set to true, Glide will always wait for any pending layout pass
before checking for the size a View. If set to false Glide will only wait for a pending
layout pass if it's unable to resolve the size from layout parameters or an existing View size.
Because setting this parameter to true forces Glide to wait for the layout pass to
occur before starting the load, setting this parameter to true can cause flashing in
some cases and should be used sparingly. If layout parameters are set to fixed sizes, they will
still be used instead of the View's dimensions even if this parameter is set to true.
This parameter is a fallback only.public void getSize(SizeReadyCallback cb)
View.getWidth() and
View.getHeight(). If one or both are zero, it then checks the view's
ViewGroup.LayoutParams. If one or both of the params width and height are less than or equal to
zero, it then adds an ViewTreeObserver.OnPreDrawListener which waits until
the view has been measured before calling the callback with the view's drawn width and height.cb - The callback that must be called when the size of the target has been determinedpublic void removeCallback(SizeReadyCallback cb)
Targetcb - The callback to remove.public void onLoadCleared(Drawable placeholder)
TargetYou must ensure that any current Drawable received in Target.onResourceReady(Object,
Transition) is no longer displayed before redrawing the container (usually a View) or
changing its visibility.
onLoadCleared in interface Target<Z>onLoadCleared in class BaseTarget<Z>placeholder - The placeholder drawable to optionally show, or null.public void setRequest(@Nullable Request request)
View.setTag(Object).setRequest in interface Target<Z>setRequest in class BaseTarget<Z>request - @Nullable public Request getRequest()
View.getTag().
For Glide to function correctly, Glide must be the only thing that calls View.setTag(Object). If the tag is cleared or put to another object type, Glide will not be
able to retrieve and cancel previous loads which will not only prevent Glide from reusing
resource, but will also result in incorrect images being loaded and lots of flashing of images
in lists. As a result, this will throw an IllegalArgumentException if View.getTag()} returns a non null object that is not an Request.
getRequest in interface Target<Z>getRequest in class BaseTarget<Z>public static void setTagId(int tagId)
View.setTag(int, Object)
to store temporary state allowing loads to be automatically cancelled and resources re-used
in scrolling lists.
If no tag id is set, Glide will use View.setTag(Object).
Warning: prior to Android 4.0 tags were stored in a static map. Using this method prior
to Android 4.0 may cause memory leaks and isn't recommended. If you do use this method
on older versions, be sure to call RequestManager.clear(View) on
any view you start a load into to ensure that the static state is removed.
tagId - The android resource to use.