Swipe up and down

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Swipe up and down

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@deakjahn thanks for your suggestion.
I think using guestureDetector is a simple way but could not provide good enough user experience, because there is lack of user touch feedback, so I won't change it to that way.
ClosableSlidingLayout is not finished yet and yes, I don't need to handle any horizontal swipe actions , but so far the swiping to close is good enough for me. As it is a non-public class, there is always some room to improve it.

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OK, I was merely thinking of it providing a cheap and easy way to solve the opening up problem. Right now, I simply cut the menu short as you do but without adding "More", and simply call the same code you used in response to tapping More when swiped up. One simple modification needed to make it obvious that there will be more items, just like in Lollipop, to show half of the last row, in setListLayout():

list.setLayoutParams(new LinearLayout.LayoutParams(LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT, lastChild.getBottom() + lastChild.getPaddingBottom() - lastChild.getHeight() / 2));

This is already good enough for me. :-)

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@deakjahn, opening up is obvious an important feature need to be added in, as soon I figure it out.
I personally not very like the "More" button, but it is defined in material design specification. and I really like your approach to suggest user to scroll.

BTW: what is the application name you mentioned in Lollipop using bottomsheet?

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Not an application but the system share dialog. Whenever I use Share from any application, a bottom sheet comes in with 3 and a half items visible, and the rest appearing when I slide it upwards. That half row clearly shows that there is more coming without any need for arrows, More items or similar. I can't see it in the design guide, either, but it's there on my device (Nexus 7 with 5.0).

I'll try to show some screenshots...

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I think this is better than specification one~~ i will try it in emulator~~ thank