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Hello and thanks for the great lib!

I wanted to add a horizontal linear manager support, can you please help me by pointing out places in code where I can play and add horizontal support?

Cheers!

I saw this project on github and it seems great for the types of functionalities I would like to get out of my RecyclerViews. I'm just starting out with github, so I do not know how to apply some of the features of this project to my application. I would be very appreciate if you could tell me the the way to apply it to my application！

In the latest recyclerview(V22),the drag and drop method broke.Some more item will dismissed.

Hi,

nice library :-) but I tried to use it in a recycler view with two types of view (so 2 viewHolders) and when you swap two items which are not of the same type, the items swapped are becoming invisible until you make a new long press on them... I have quickly read your code, but I don't know yet from where the problem is coming.

Hello, I'm very rookie when it comes to pulling off other projects' APIs and implementing some of their code into my own. I want to include features for my RecyclerView like bringing up a contextual action bar with ease upon long clicking a card, or swiping cards to archive them. I don't understand how I can implement your code to my own so that I can design a new function for, say, swiping, so that the swiped card does what { I } desire to do, but with the ease that your sample code shows. Please help or set me in the right direction?

Thanks for the fantastic library.

I'm trying to implement drag-and-drop with a GridLayoutManager.

In my Activity.onCreate I have declared the grid:

recyclerView.setLayoutManager(new GridLayoutManager(this, 2));

And I do get a grid of 2 columns. However, when I go into drag-and-drop mode I can only move within the column, I cannot move left or right.

I'm pretty sure I need to muck around in DragDropTouchListener.switchViewsIfNeeded but I'm not sure.

Any suggestions on how to tackle this? Thanks!