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You don't need this library for horizontal marquee. The original TextView supports that. You just need to set ellipsize to "marquee", singleLine to "true" and lines to "1". You can refer to here as an example.

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This doesnot work in my case so i need supprt bcoz in my app TextView will
not get focused or Selected for 1 or more sec so this doesnot work in my
case

On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 8:33 PM, Alan Tai [email protected] wrote:

You don't need this library for horizontal marquee. The original TextView
supports that. You just need to set ellipsize to "marquee", singleLine to
"true" and lines to "1". You can refer to here
http://rajeshandroiddeveloper.blogspot.hk/2013/06/marquee-effect-in-textview-tutorial.html
as an example.

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You can at least have 2 workarounds even if it is not possible to get focused:

1. TextView.setSelected(true), or
2. override TextView, and in TextView.isFocused(), always return true.

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can you give some code for this ?

On Fri, Feb 6, 2015 at 8:56 PM, Alan Tai [email protected] wrote:

You can at least have 2 workarounds even if it is not possible to get
focused:

1. TextView.setSelected(true), or
2. override TextView, and in TextView.isFocused(), always return true.

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This is not really related to this project. There is a better place for this -> www.stackoverflow.com
Post your code there and show how it doesn't work in the way you like.

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