Is there any way to handle scrollOffset’s changes of the ScrollView?
Would be REALLY good to have support for ChangeEvent (for example by having ScrollView implement INotifyValueChanged)
I mean I can check wether scrollOffset did change if I use scheduler.Execute(ProcessScrollOffset).Until(() => false), but that seems like a bad practice.
I would also like to mention here that PostPointerUpAnimation executes at static 30ms which produces jittery behaviour.
I agree it would be nice to have a callback on the ScrollView directly. You can report a bug using Help -> Report a Bug... to get it in our pipeline. Same for the PostPointerUpAnimation animation interval.
Whoah, nice. Somewhy I though that if I have disabled scrollers they don’t produce events, my bad.
Great to hear that! Please, check IN-42607
Actually I already did this, but recieved a comment ‘not enough information to reproduce’
Please, check IN-42122 for that. I’m not sure what else should I do, hope you will be able to review that case and forward it to your internal pipeline.