Close drawer about slidingrootnav HOT 16 CLOSED

Another solution less intrusive:

@Override
    public boolean dispatchTouchEvent(MotionEvent ev) {
        if (slidingRootNav != null && !slidingRootNav.isMenuHidden()) {
            boolean menuTouched = rootLinearLayout.dispatchTouchEvent(ev);
            if(!menuTouched) {
                slidingRootNav.closeMenu();
            }
            return true;
        } else {
            return super.dispatchTouchEvent(ev);
        }
    }

Where rootLinearLayout is the root layout of the menu activity...

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provide my solution

    boolean inDrag;
    View rootDrawerView;

 private void initSlideMenu() {
            mSlideMenu = new SlidingRootNavBuilder(this)
                    .addDragStateListener(new DragStateListener() {
                        @Override
                        public void onDragStart() {
                            inDrag = true;
                        }

                        @Override
                        public void onDragEnd(boolean isMenuOpened) {
                            inDrag = false;
                        }
                    })
                    .withMenuLayout(R.layout.view_drawer)
                    .inject();

            SlidingRootNavLayout layout = mSlideMenu.getLayout();
            rootDrawerView = layout.findViewById(R.id.root_drawer);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean dispatchTouchEvent(MotionEvent ev) {
        if (!inDrag && mSlideMenu != null && rootDrawerView != null && !mSlideMenu.isMenuHidden()) {
            boolean menuTouched = rootDrawerView.dispatchTouchEvent(ev);
            if (!menuTouched) {
                mSlideMenu.closeMenu();
            }
            return true;
        } else {
            return super.dispatchTouchEvent(ev);
        }
    }

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I prefer to check touch event position and content rectangle.

Activity:

override fun dispatchTouchEvent(ev: MotionEvent): Boolean {
	if (hasDrawer() && isTouchEventConsumedByContentMiniature(ev)) {
		return true
	} else {
		return super.dispatchTouchEvent(ev)
	}
}

Check if touch event happened inside scaled content area:

private fun isTouchEventConsumedByContentMiniature(ev: MotionEvent): Boolean {
	if (!isDrawerOpened() || contentMiniature == null) return false

	if (ev.action == MotionEvent.ACTION_DOWN) {
		val viewLocation = IntArray(2)
		contentMiniature.getLocationOnScreen(viewLocation)
		// Find view bounds rectangle
		val rect = Rect(viewLocation[0], viewLocation[1],
				(viewLocation[0] + contentMiniature.width * SCALE_FACTOR).toInt(),
				(viewLocation[1] + contentMiniature.height * SCALE_FACTOR).toInt())

		// SCALE_FACTOR is a scale value used when initializing a SlideRootNav: .withRootViewScale(SCALE_FACTOR)

		// Check if event is located inside rectangle
		if (rect.contains(ev.x.toInt(), ev.y.toInt())) {
			closeDrawer()
			return true
		}
	}

	return false
}

SlidingRootNav injects its layout to view hierarchy. It's necessary to find main content view which may have different IDs and types. View we're looking for is not R.id.drawerContentLayout and is not of HiddenMenuClickConsumer type (also injected by the library). Check Android Studio Layout Inspector for more info on view hierarchy.

contentMiniature = (0 until rootNavigation.layout.childCount)
		.map { rootNavigation.layout.getChildAt(it) }
		.firstOrNull { it.id != R.id.drawerContentLayout && it !is HiddenMenuClickConsumer }

This may look tricky but works for me.

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Thanks @zhangchaoxu
i found my solution from yours
add
SlidingRootNav mSlideMenu;

and in onCreate add mSlideMenu =

mSlideMenu = new SlidingRootNavBuilder(this)
.withToolbarMenuToggle(toolbar)
.withMenuOpened(true)
.withSavedState(savedInstanceState)
.withMenuLayout(R.layout.menu_left_drawer)
.withDragDistance(140)
.withRootViewScale(0.7f)
.withRootViewElevation(10)
.withRootViewYTranslation(4
.inject();

and in onItemSelected add mSlideMenu.closeMenu();

@OverRide
public void onItemSelected(int position) {
if (position == POS_LOGOUT) {
finish();
}
else if (position == POS_ACCOUNT)
{
Fragment selectedScreen = TataFragment.createFor(screenTitles[position]);
showFragment(selectedScreen);
mSlideMenu.closeMenu();
}
else if (position == POS_DASHBOARD) {
Fragment selectedScreen = CenteredTextFragment.createFor(screenTitles[position]);
showFragment(selectedScreen);
mSlideMenu.closeMenu();
}
}
so now whenever i click menu item drawer closing automatically

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Currently there is no out of the box solution. You can manually set onClickListener and do something like:

if (!nav.isMenuHidden()) {
   nav.closeMenu();
}

Will soon update the library with this feature.

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@apascual may i know where to add ur code.

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@gokrish6670 place it in the same activity where you are injecting the SlidingRootNavBuilder.

The code checks if rootLinearLayout consumed the touch event (meaning that something was touched on the menu), and only if not, proceed to close it.

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@apascual but can not be opened the menu by sliding ((

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I really like that you can still interact with the active content while the drawer is open. That is really neat!

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declare a drawer variable
private SlidingRootNav drawer;

and close the drawer when u switch fragment

drawer.closeMenu();

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@yarolegovich looking forward to this new feature.

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Just ensure your activity implements the OnItemSelectedListener interface and you can close the menu when an item is selected like this:

SlidingRootNav slidingRootNav;

@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

    slidingRootNav = new SlidingRootNavBuilder(this)
        .withToolbarMenuToggle(toolbar)
        .withMenuOpened(true)
        .withSavedState(savedInstanceState)
        .withMenuLayout(R.layout.drawer)
        .inject();
}

@Override
public void onItemSelected(int position) {
    slidingRootNav.closeMenu(true);
}

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How to close menu if we click anywhere other than menu Items,
And
Now we are closing on Drag Start but I want to close drawer menu outside click

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I prefer to check touch event position and content rectangle.

Activity:

override fun dispatchTouchEvent(ev: MotionEvent): Boolean {
	if (hasDrawer() && isTouchEventConsumedByContentMiniature(ev)) {
		return true
	} else {
		return super.dispatchTouchEvent(ev)
	}
}

Check if touch event happened inside scaled content area:

private fun isTouchEventConsumedByContentMiniature(ev: MotionEvent): Boolean {
	if (!isDrawerOpened() || contentMiniature == null) return false

	if (ev.action == MotionEvent.ACTION_DOWN) {
		val viewLocation = IntArray(2)
		contentMiniature.getLocationOnScreen(viewLocation)
		// Find view bounds rectangle
		val rect = Rect(viewLocation[0], viewLocation[1],
				(viewLocation[0] + contentMiniature.width * SCALE_FACTOR).toInt(),
				(viewLocation[1] + contentMiniature.height * SCALE_FACTOR).toInt())

		// SCALE_FACTOR is a scale value used when initializing a SlideRootNav: .withRootViewScale(SCALE_FACTOR)

		// Check if event is located inside rectangle
		if (rect.contains(ev.x.toInt(), ev.y.toInt())) {
			closeDrawer()
			return true
		}
	}

	return false
}

SlidingRootNav injects its layout to view hierarchy. It's necessary to find main content view which may have different IDs and types. View we're looking for is not R.id.drawerContentLayout and is not of HiddenMenuClickConsumer type (also injected by the library). Check Android Studio Layout Inspector for more info on view hierarchy.

contentMiniature = (0 until rootNavigation.layout.childCount)
		.map { rootNavigation.layout.getChildAt(it) }
		.firstOrNull { it.id != R.id.drawerContentLayout && it !is HiddenMenuClickConsumer }

This may look tricky but works for me.

Hey @aednlaxer I can't seem to make your solution work but it is the best I can implement. The problem is the getLocationOnScreen method keeps returning 0, so the rectangle always start at the top left of the screen wherein it should be somewhere 1/3 of the screen after the scale has been applied right? Do you have any thoughts about this?

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@dev-JE02 I don't have access to that code anymore so I can't help you with your issue. Is it possible to share more code or create a test project that demonstrates the issue?

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marked, close drawer.

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