MvvmCross-AndroidSupport
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Android support library packages for MvvmCross: The .NET MVVM framework for cross-platform solutions.
When I call Close() in a ViewModel, and I have the OnFragmentPopped(IList currentFragmentsInfo) method overridden in an activity, it does not get called.
Fields in Resources.Designer.cs in Android library project are static - therefore can't be used in annotations. Example: https://github.com/orzech85/androidLiblaryMvxExample/blob/master/News.Droid/Views/FragmentView.cs#L19 Unfortunately fields are static on purpose: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=49348
### Steps to reproduce 1. Create a MvxPreferenceFragmentCompat, without using a custom layout. ### Expected behavior Should display preferences ### Actual behavior Display preferences the first couple of times, then...
### Steps to reproduce 1. Declare an ObservableCollection public ObservableCollection Collection {get;set;} = new ObservableCollection(); // Initialize somewhere Collection.Add("1"); Collection.Add("2"); Collection.Add("3"); 2. Bind to a RecyclerView using local:MvxBind="ItemsSource Collection" 3....
- Implemented Stack to track fragment tags (top most is current/last fragment) - Inserted tracking in Show And Close methods - Implemented OnSaveInstanceState and Restore to keep Stack - ToFragment()...
I'm not sure if this is a bug or a misinterpretation, this is something that got me struggling for a while now. ### Expected behavior GetLastFragmentInfo() returning the last fragment...
I understand that Mvx switches out standard views for app compat versions behind-the-scenes. I just found a weird bug where one of my team were attempting to cast a radio...
MvxRecyclerView should support incremental loading (fetching new items) by scrolling to the end of list. I propose adding binding such as local:MvxBind="ItemSource SomeObservableItemsSource; IncrementalLoading CommandWhichHandleIncrementalLoading"
I'm trying to create a Non-cacheable fragment by setting the IsCacheableFragment attribute on my fragment. However, when I do this, the ViewModel never gets set. Using your example project I...
…return the last added fragment. - Removed unnused usings - Removed double casting - Used .ToFragment() extension method. - Created _lastFragmentTag - Filling _lastFragmentTag within ShowFragment if Fragment is cacheable...