Hmmm...I didn't use a custom layout manager, so I can't say anything, but I think it should. If you going to do it, could you leave a result?
So it looks like you can; as long as your layout manager defines the 4 parameter constructor:
public YourLayoutManager(Context context, AttributeSet attrs, int defStyleAttr,int defStyleRes)
Then in the xml layout, you just have to fully qualify your LayoutManager, so mine was
com.corey.testrecyclerview.ThreeColumnGridLayoutManager
I just had my layout manager extend grid layout manager and set the column count to 3 when the layout manager is created.
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Hmmm...I didn't use a custom layout manager, so I can't say anything, but I think it should. If you going to do it, could you leave a result?
So it looks like you can; as long as your layout manager defines the 4 parameter constructor:
Then in the xml layout, you just have to fully qualify your LayoutManager, so mine was
com.corey.testrecyclerview.ThreeColumnGridLayoutManagerI just had my layout manager extend grid layout manager and set the column count to 3 when the layout manager is created.