Eugene Popovich

Tested this a little bit more. Seems that the view is not invalidated properly in some cases on android 2.1. Even if i force call invalidate some regions show invalid...

@kazaky How i remember i've fixed that issue by modifying method measureChild ``` java private void measureChild(final View child) { child.measure(MeasureSpec.makeMeasureSpec(getWidth(), MeasureSpec.UNSPECIFIED), MeasureSpec.makeMeasureSpec(getHeight(), MeasureSpec.AT_MOST)); } ```

I've did a couple of bugfixes so don't remember which one fixed the issue. You may try my bugfixes version of HorizontalListView here https://gist.github.com/httpdispatch/8953995 Also please note that you should...

do you use scrollTo method?

@vrash your fix doesn't work properly. It causes big view jumps

@kamilzych your approach also has issue. I am testing new one ``` java float mInitialX; float mInitialY; boolean mIsMoving; @Override public boolean dispatchTouchEvent(MotionEvent ev) { // experimental update to avoid...

@sandwwraith are there any workarounds till it is fixed? The only one I've found is too use `json.serializersModule.serializer()` method, but it requires json reference.

@sandwwraith unfortunately I don't know generic type in advance. Also my real contextual serializer has additional dependencies so can't create it on demand in any place. That is why I...

I've experienced same issue. Even the demo app has it if to set tickMax to 100 and tickInterval to 0.1. Does anybody have ideas how to resolve it?

Fixed that issue for myself by setting explicit left and right padding to 0 for the rangebar and wrapping it with the frame layout. Looks like the problem appears in...