Recyclerlistview: reverse mode ?
Is it possible?
please
gilra2000
All 6 comments
Yes it is. It is actually very easy to do in any list. Use ScaleY: -1 transform on the list post that do the same for all items being rendered. Let me know if this helps.
naqvitalha
on 27 Jan 2018
Assuming this to be resolved. Closing.
naqvitalha
on 15 Feb 2018
It seems that this hack (flipping items upside down, then flipping the entire list back to normal) makes it so that the layouts of the items in the resulting visible area of the list (the end) is processed last, leaving me with items visually being stacked on top of each other for a few seconds.
Is there any progress on the built-in list reversal? It would be so helpful for interactive lists where time decides the order of items and where items should come up from the bottom, such as in a chat.
Haraldson
on 23 Oct 2018
Furthermore, I guess what is now the last item visually, is actually the first item data-wise, and it causes re-renders as described in the guides for all items _above_ it – which doesn’t really work with a chat-like list where items flow from the bottom and up.
Haraldson
on 24 Oct 2018
+1
gagangoku
on 12 Mar 2020
Please support a proper reverse mode. Otherwise this happens:
Btw, this library is amazing. Smooth scrolling, much much better than FlatList !
Not to mention the extra transforms causing entire list to be re-rendered if a new message is added (since its added at the beginning, not the end)
gagangoku
on 12 Mar 2020
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It seems that this hack (flipping items upside down, then flipping the entire list back to normal) makes it so that the layouts of the items in the resulting visible area of the list (the end) is processed last, leaving me with items visually being stacked on top of each other for a few seconds.
Is there any progress on the built-in list reversal? It would be so helpful for interactive lists where time decides the order of items and where items should come up from the bottom, such as in a chat.