Hey guys, is there equivalent of splitMotionEvents...

# compose

[FunkyMuse]

Hey guys, is there equivalent of splitMotionEvents from RecyclerView for LazyColumn/Row?

[Adam Powell]

What user facing behavior are you looking to implement?

[FunkyMuse]

Disable ability to click two items at once

[Adam Powell]

For what purpose?

I'd rather not add an equivalent input dispatch feature to compose. It was originally added to views for compatibility before MotionEvent splitting was supported at all, as a way to support apps that weren't written to handle multiple inputs at a higher level prior to Android 3.0. I'm curious about the specific use case to see if another approach stands out.

[FunkyMuse]

The user can tap at two items in a list at the same time and for example navigating to a destination can be triggered twice, hence a crash, also a visual feedback would be triggered if a user does that, ripple at two places instead of one

[K Merle]

@FunkyMuse Does fast double-tap on navigation opens same screen twice for you? Possibly adding a missing guard to prevent double-tap navigation would solve this issue?

[FunkyMuse]

This is just one use case, for example twice the API call?

And if the story goes on and on, i have to add debounce to the layers that maybe wouldn’t need that instead of the one that does, i.e the view.