Offset only for the first setCurrentItem #43
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| } | ||
| item = getOffsetAmount() + (item % getAdapter().getCount()); | ||
| // offset only for the first time | ||
| if (item < getOffsetAmount()) |
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If the first action is to scroll back the offset is still added.
I would recommend to get half of offset amount
if (item < getOffsetAmount() / 2)
eg. when offset is 1000 and you scroll back - the function returns 1999 it would be better to return 999
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Wow, I missed back scroll part. I fixed it as you recommended. 👍
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When trying to do stuffs like auto scrolling,
setCurrentItem has to be used for every auto scroll.
Current version of setCurrentItem can't be used more than once because it adds offset to item every time.
This pull request resolves the issue.