ViewStructure

Add to this view's child count. This increases the current child count by num children beyond what was last set by setChildCount(int) or addChildCount(int). The index at which the new child starts in the child array is returned.

Call when done populating a ViewStructure returned by asyncNewChild(int).

Like newChild(int), but allows the caller to asynchronously populate the returned child. It can transfer the returned ViewStructure to another thread for it to build its content (and children etc). Once done, some thread must call asyncCommit() to tell the containing ViewStructure that the async population is done.

Return the child count as set by setChildCount(int).

Get extra data associated with this view structure; the returned Bundle is mutable, allowing you to view and modify its contents. Keys placed in the Bundle should use an appropriate namespace prefix (such as com.google.MY_KEY) to avoid conflicts.

Retrieve the last hint set by setHint(CharSequence).

Retrieve the last setText(CharSequence).

Retrieve the last selection end set by setText(CharSequence, int, int).

Retrieve the last selection start set by setText(CharSequence, int, int).

Returns true if getExtras() has been used to create extra content.

Create a new child ViewStructure in this view, putting into the list of children at index.

Set the accessibility focused state of this view, as per View.isAccessibilityFocused().

Set the activated state of this view, as per View.isActivated().

Set an alpha transformation that is applied to this view, as per View.getAlpha(). Value ranges from 0 (completely transparent) to 1 (completely opaque); the default is 1, which means no transformation.

Set the checkable state of this view, such as whether it implements the Checkable interface.

Set the checked state of this view, such as Checkable.isChecked().

Set the number of children of this view, which defines the range of indices you can use with newChild(int) and asyncNewChild(int). Calling this method again resets all of the child state of the view, removing any children that had previously been added.

Set the class name of the view, as per View.getAccessibilityClassName().

Set the clickable state of this view, as per View.isClickable().

Set the content description of the view, as per View.getContentDescription().

Set the context clickable state of this view, as per View.isContextClickable().

Set the basic dimensions of this view.

Set the visual elevation (shadow) of the view, as per View.getZ(). Note this is not related to the physical Z-ordering of this view relative to its other siblings (that is how they overlap when drawing), it is only the visual representation for shadowing.

Set the enabled state of this view, as per View.isEnabled().

Set the focusable state of this view, as per View.isFocusable().

Set the focused state of this view, as per View.isFocused().

Set optional hint text associated with this view; this is for example the text that is shown by an EditText when it is empty to indicate to the user the kind of text to input.

Set the identifier for this view.

Set the long clickable state of this view, as per View.isLongClickable().

Set the selected state of this view, as per View.isSelected().

Like setText(CharSequence) but with an active selection extending from selectionStart through selectionEnd.

Set the text that is associated with this view. There is no selection associated with the text. The text may have style spans to supply additional display and semantic information.

Set line information for test that was previously supplied through setText(CharSequence). This provides the line breaking of the text as it is shown on screen. This function takes ownership of the provided arrays; you should not make further modification to them.

Explicitly set default global style information for text that was previously set with setText(CharSequence).

Set the transformation matrix associated with this view, as per View.getMatrix(), or null if there is none.

Set the visibility state of this view, as per View.getVisibility().