If scrollView.getHeight() == scrollView. GetScrollY + screensize, then it is scrolled to bottom.
Thank you but when the scroll is at bottom getScrollY = 349 getBottom = 430 getMeasuredHeight = 430 getHeight = 430 The last three are the same no matter how far down I have scrolled. The only thing that varies is getScrollY. What is this screensize you mention?
Did I missinteroperate it? It should be 81 in this case and I can't think of anything that is that. – sanna May 19 '10 at 12:55.
I found a way to make it work. I needed to check the measured height of the child to the ScrollView, in this case a LinearLayout. I use the I.e.
When the LinearLayout is not as high as the ScrollView. In those cases getScrollY is always 0. ScrollView scrollView = (ScrollView) findViewById(R.id.
ScrollView); LinearLayout linearLayout = (LinearLayout) findViewById(R.id. LinearLayout); if(linearLayout. GetMeasuredHeight().
I needed to check the measured height of the child to the ScrollView, in this case a LinearLayout. I use the In those cases getScrollY is always 0.
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