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<p>I've extended Knickedi's answer to a more generic case. Hope that helps someone.</p> <pre><code>import android.view.MotionEvent; import android.view.View; public abstract class OnTouchContinuousListener implements View.OnTouchListener { private final int mInitialRepeatDelay; private final int mNormalRepeatDelay; private View mView; /** * Construct listener with default delays */ public OnTouchContinuousListener() { this.mInitialRepeatDelay = 500; this.mNormalRepeatDelay = 200; } /** * * Construct listener with configurable delays * * * @param initialRepeatDelay * delay to the first repeat in millis * @param normalRepeatDelay * delay to subsequent repeats in millis */ public OnTouchContinuousListener(int initialRepeatDelay, int normalRepeatDelay) { this.mInitialRepeatDelay = initialRepeatDelay; this.mNormalRepeatDelay = normalRepeatDelay; } private final Runnable repeatRunnable = new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { // as long the button is press we continue to repeat if (mView.isPressed()) { // Fire the onTouchRepeat event onTouchRepeat(mView); // Schedule the repeat mView.postDelayed(repeatRunnable, mNormalRepeatDelay); } } }; /** * Called when a touch event is dispatched to a view. This allows listeners to * get a chance to respond before the target view. * * @param v * The view the touch event has been dispatched to. * @param event * The MotionEvent object containing full information about the * event. * @return True if the listener has consumed the event, false otherwise. */ @Override public boolean onTouch(View v, MotionEvent event) { if (event.getAction() == MotionEvent.ACTION_DOWN) { mView = v; // Fire the first touch straight away onTouchRepeat(mView); // Start the incrementing with the initial delay mView.postDelayed(repeatRunnable, mInitialRepeatDelay); } // don't return true, we don't want to disable buttons default behavior return false; } /** * Called when the target item should be changed due to continuous touch. This * happens at first press, and also after each repeat timeout. Releasing the * touch will stop the repeating. * */ public abstract void onTouchRepeat(View view); } </code></pre>
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