Non scrollable area inside LazyColumn
I have a LazyColumn which contains some items that are themselves scrollable (a mapbox map). Now the default behaviour is that the LazyColumn consumes the scroll completely and the map stays the same. I want to change this so that the parent (LazyColumn) does not scroll when the user interacts with the map. I already looked at the docs for nested scrolling but that seems to not cover my use case.
Interestingly the AndroidView has this behaviour so I cloud wrap the map into that, but I think there should be a better solution. Any ideas are appreciated!
Non scrollable area inside LazyColumn
I have a LazyColumn which contains some items that are themselves scrollable (a mapbox map). Now the default behaviour is that the LazyColumn consumes the scroll completely and the map stays the same. I want to change this so that the parent (LazyColumn) does not scroll when the user interacts with the map. I already looked at the docs for nested scrolling but that seems to not cover my use case.
Interestingly the AndroidView has this behaviour so I cloud wrap the map into that, but I think there should be a better solution. Any ideas are appreciated!
Keyboard overlaps content in Jetpack Compose
I cannot do it.
My manifest is like this:
Keyboard overlaps content in Jetpack Compose
I cannot do it.
My manifest is like this:
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Why does button with onClick lambda recompose twice on every click?
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