I'm developing an example of this in github https://github. Com/mtparet/Drag-And-Drop-Android.
I'm developing an example of this in github https://github. Com/mtparet/Drag-And-Drop-Android It could help you. All contribution are welcome.
Take a look at this sample that Drag and drop inside a List View.. Drag and drop sample...Click on You can find the project here. And Download the Zip file..
Thank for your answer I'm try to read this code but I'm don't know way to create more listview – raynast Mar 30 at 3:55.
The ACTION_UP and ACTION_DOWN constants returned by MotionEvent.getAction() refer to the state of finger taps (for example, finger is placed down on screen, finger is lifted up from screen), not to movement direction. You will need to also use the MOVE action in combination with ACTION_UP and ACTION_DOWN to accomplish what you're trying to do. For example, in your onTouch method, when you receive MOTION_DOWN (user has pressed down on the ListView item), identify which item the user tapped on.
You can then track the MOVE action to give visual cues, such as to draw a floating "ghost" version of the item that follows their finger. Finally, when you receive MOTION_UP (user lifted their finger after dragging), identify which column their finger was over and do whatever you need to do to move the data over to the other list. You can use the x and y coordinates provided with each MotionEvent to determine things like which item the user tapped on, which list they moved their finger over, etc.
Thank a lot Now I understood about Action_up and down but I can't apply it to my project if you have example code Draganddrop listView help me Plz. – raynast Mar 30 at 4:16.
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