added onclick and onlongclick to swipestacklistener

[poovamraj]

Added one of the core functionality the library has been missing. Since we couldn't click on any items inside the card I have added a code snippet that would act as an onClick and onLongClick listeners. I changed the build files by mistake the code change is made in the SwipeHelper.java file

[FelipeRRM]

Thanks for implementing this. Was really helpful and helped me. Too bad the repo owner seem's to be inactive and won't merge this.

[FelipeRRM]

Might be a good idea to update the javadoc on the listener, adding mentions of these new methods.

[FelipeRRM]

I think this might be better defined as a constant on the class (private static final) for better organization. I also find that a value a little above this works better.

[darvid7]

+1 for this feature

[jaimeagudo]

Another implementation with less to be learned by newcomers, just using allow the regular clickListener on your view to work https://github.com/flschweiger/SwipeStack/pull/47/files.

Btw if reviews usually take this long I will not contribute further, sorry

[darvid7]

I found a workaround that doesn't require you to modfiy the source.

SwipeStack.SwipeProgressListener swipeProgressListener = new SwipeStack.SwipeProgressListener() {

    // Called when user starts interacting with the repository card.
    @Override
    public void onSwipeStart(int position) { mSwipeIsTouch = true; }

    // Called when user moves the repository card.
    @Override
    public void onSwipeProgress(int position, float progress) { mSwipeIsTouch = false; }

    // Called when user stops interacting with the repository card.
    @Override
    public void onSwipeEnd(int position) {
        if (mSwipeIsTouch) {
            onTouch(position);
        }
    }
};

Pretty much check if the swipe card is moved at all, if not just treat is as an onTouch() and call your own method.

public void onTouch(int position) {
        // Do work here.
}