Enable or disable double tap & swipe to zoom.

Enables rotation via PhotoView internal functions. @param rotationDegree - Degree to rotate PhotoView by, should be in range 0 to 360

Allows to set all three scale levels at once, so you don't run into problem with setting medium/minimum scale before the maximum one @param minimumSc

Set a solid color to render behind tiles, useful for displaying transparent PNGs. @param tileBgColor Background color for tiles.

Enable or disable zoom gesture detection. Disabling zoom locks the the current scale.

Allows to change zoom transition speed, default value is 200 (PhotoViewAttacher.DEFAULT_ZOOM_DURATION). Will default to 200 if provided negative value

Allows you to enable/disable the zoom functionality on the ImageView. When disable the ImageView reverts to using the FIT_CENTER matrix. @param zooma

Convert source rect to screen rect, integer values.

Determine whether tile is visible.

Set the easing style. See static fields. {@link #EASE_IN_OUT_QUAD} is recommended, and the default. @param easing easing style. @return this builder f

Only for internal use. When set to true, the animation proceeds towards the actual end point - the nearest point to the center allowed by pan limits.

Default constructor @param photoViewAttacher PhotoViewAttacher to bind to

Creates a panning animation builder, that when started will animate the image to place the given coordinates of the image in the center of the screen.

Creates a scale animation builder, that when started will animate a zoom in or out. If this would move the image beyond the panning limits, the image

Creates a scale animation builder, that when started will animate a zoom in or out. If this would move the image beyond the panning limits, the image

Declare the dimensions of the image. This is only required for a full size image, when you are specifying a URI and also a preview image. When display

Returns the actual orientation of the image relative to the source file. This will be based on the source file's EXIF orientation if you're using ORIE

Will return instance of IPhotoView (eg. PhotoViewAttacher), can be used to provide better integration @return IPhotoView implementation instance if a

Returns the maximum allowed scale.

Use {@link #getMaximumScale()} instead, this will be removed in future release @return The current maximum scale level. What this value represents de

Use {@link #getMediumScale()} instead, this will be removed in future release @return The current middle scale level. What this value represents depe

Returns the minimum allowed scale.

Use {@link #getMinimumScale()} instead, this will be removed in future release @return The current minimum scale level. What this value represents de