Add continuous scrolling for multi-page documents - #699
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I tested your PR using app/src/androidTest/assets/test-multipage.pdf . There are panning issues when zoomed in when the viewer is at page 4 of the test pdf file. |
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@rdevshp the issue should be addressed now, could you confirm |
There are still panning issues when zoomed in at page 4 of test-multipage.pdf. When I swipe left, the viewer would very often suddenly become a blank page. Also when I swipe left/right, it would go to the next/previous page, but I don't think that is desirable for the continuous scrolling mode. |
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Why
Large documents exposed two races in the continuous renderer. Repeated pinch events could queue enough WebView/JavaScript work to delay state reads, and a late-page jump could run before progressive page setup created the target wrapper. The scroll handler could then overwrite the requested page.
Zoom rendering now keeps one request in flight and coalesces pending updates. Page requests remain sticky until the target is laid out. Rendering and relayout are limited to the visible page window.
Validation
npm test -- --reporter=dot— 14 tests passednpx eslint ../gradlew :app:lintDebug :app:assembleDebug :app:assembleDebugAndroidTest --no-daemonANDROID_SERIAL=5A011JEBF06589 ./gradlew connectedDebugAndroidTest --no-daemon— 77 tests passed on a Pixel 9agit diff --check