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chrisbanes avatar chrisbanes commented on May 16, 2024

Yeah, this will happen with CoordinatorLayout. It is very opinionated about inset handling (which is one of the reasons why I wrote Insetter), which makes custom inset handling hard.

You can turn all of that off by setting android:fitsSystemWindows=β€œfalse” on the CoordinatorLayout. Then Insetter should work like on any other view.

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percula avatar percula commented on May 16, 2024

Thanks, but unfortunately that doesn't fix it. I set android:fitsSystemWindows="false" and nothing changed 😟. I updated my sample with this.

My theory is that the OnApplyWindowInsetsListener that the CollapsingToolbarLayout adds is overwriting the work that Insetter is doing. I'm looking through the source now to find out why/how.

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percula avatar percula commented on May 16, 2024

Ok, I found a solution.

Turns out the CollapsingToolbarLayout is preventing the OnApplyWindowInsetsListener for Views outside the AppBarLayout from ever being notified. Listeners within the AppBarLayout were being notified as expected. This looks like a bug within CollapsingToolbarLayout, probably in CollapsingToolbarLayout.onWindowInsetChanged() line 295 where it consumes all the window insets instead of returning them.

As a work-around, I modified your applySystemWindows method to apply the listener to the rootView:

fun applySystemWindowsWithCollapsingToolbar(
        view: View,
        applyLeft: Boolean,
        applyTop: Boolean,
        applyRight: Boolean,
        applyBottom: Boolean
) {
    view.rootView.doOnApplyWindowInsets { _, insets, padding ->
        val left = if (applyLeft) insets.systemWindowInsetLeft else 0
        val top = if (applyTop) insets.systemWindowInsetTop else 0
        val right = if (applyRight) insets.systemWindowInsetRight else 0
        val bottom = if (applyBottom) insets.systemWindowInsetBottom else 0

        view.setPadding(
                padding.paddings.left + left,
                padding.paddings.top + top,
                padding.paddings.right + right,
                padding.paddings.bottom + bottom
        )
    }
}

However, this breaks the listeners within the AppBarLayout. So for now, I have two sets of binding adapters, one from Insetter and a custom set (above) just for this edge case.

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