Call this when your refresh is complete and this view should reset itself (header view will be hidden). This is the equivalent of calling <code>setRe

Scroll available when there are five items in pull menu @param position

Scroll available when there are four items in pull menu @param position

Scroll available when there are six items in pull menu @param position

Scroll available when there are three items in pull menu @param position

Scroll available when there are two items in pull menu @param position

Users of this fragment must call this method to set up the navigation drawer interactions. @param fragmentId The android:id of this fragment in its

@param pullMenuLayout layout needed to setup pull menu @param textColor color of menu indicator text, int id from resources @param backgroundColor col

Per the navigation drawer design guidelines, updates the action bar to show the global app 'context', rather than just what's in the current screen.

Add a view which will be used to initiate refresh requests. @param view View which will be used to initiate refresh requests.

@return the built {@link al.shkurti.pullmenu.library.Options} instance.

EnvironmentDelegate instance which will be used. If null, we will create an instance of the default class.

@return The HeaderTransformer currently used by this Attacher.

@return The HeaderTransformer currently used by this Attacher.

@return The Header View which is displayed when the user is pulling, or we are refreshing.

The layout resource ID which should be inflated to be displayed above the Action Bar

The header transformer to be used to transfer the header view. If null, an instance of {@link DefaultHeaderTransformer} will be used.

Called when the Header View should be made invisible, usually with an animation. @return true if the visibility has changed.

@return true if this Attacher is currently in a refreshing state.

Enable header 'minimization', which by default means that the majority of the header is hidden, leaving only the progress bar still showing.

Disable the header 'minimization', which by default means that the majority of the header is hidden, leaving only the progress bar still showing.

This method should be called by your Activity's or Fragment's onConfigurationChanged method. @param newConfig The new configuration

Called when the Activity's configuration has changed. @param activity The {@link android.app.Activity} that the header view is attached to. @param ne

Called when the pull is released and is selected a tab in menu