Determines if two views intersect in the window. - Android User Interface

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Description

Determines if two views intersect in the window.

Demo Code

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import android.graphics.Rect;
import android.view.View;

public class Main {
  /**
   * Determines if two views intersect in the window.
   */
  public static boolean viewsIntersect(View view1, View view2) {
    final int[] view1Loc = new int[2];
    view1.getLocationOnScreen(view1Loc);
    final Rect view1Rect = new Rect(view1Loc[0], view1Loc[1], view1Loc[0]
        + view1.getWidth(), view1Loc[1] + view1.getHeight());
    int[] view2Loc = new int[2];
    view2.getLocationOnScreen(view2Loc);
    final Rect view2Rect = new Rect(view2Loc[0], view2Loc[1], view2Loc[0]
        + view2.getWidth(), view2Loc[1] + view2.getHeight());
    return view1Rect.intersect(view2Rect);
  }
}

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