Cleveroad / Cleveroad/AdaptiveTableLayout

Is it possible to have Pull Down refresh functionality for AdaptiveTableLayout ?

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[pull_down_activity.txt](https://github.com/Cleveroad/AdaptiveTableLayout/files/4021935/pull_down_activity.txt)
First of all, Let me thank you for providing this library. I have used AdaptiveTableLayout to show data in table layout form and it is working perfectly fine.
Further, I want to implement the Pull-Down refresh functionality to load latest data into AdaptiveTableLayout view. For this, I have put AdaptiveTableLayout inside SwipeRefreshLayout. But unfortunately, it is not working. All the time when I try to scroll AdaptiveTableLayout to top (i.e. First position), It stops scrolling and swipe refresh layout is triggered instead of reaching to the first position.
It will be so helpful if AdaptiveTableLayout work with SwipeRefeshLayout just like ListView or RecyclerView.
If it's not compatible with SwipeRefeshLayout then, Then to know whether AdaptiveTableLayout scroll reaches to the top (i.e First position), This will also helpful. So that I can trigger SwipeRefreshLayout manually.

Please refer attached layout file for more information.

Help Appreciated, Thanks.

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Start by reviewing the attached pull_down_activity.txt layout and the AdaptiveTableLayout and SwipeRefreshLayout interaction described in the issue. Determine whether the table can expose its top-scroll state or cooperate with pull-to-refresh; done means reaching the first position without premature refresh and providing a reliable trigger path when the top is reached.

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Assessment

Tech stack
android, java
Domain
mobile-dev
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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