Request

Android follows a "bottom-up" approach to gesture/touch handling. It would be nice if the RadSlideView would allow any swipe gesture that it cannot handle itself to propagate upwards so that another view can have a chance to handle it.

Example

Given the following XAML:

<ParentView>
        <ParentView.GestureRecognizers>
            <SwipeGestureRecognizer Direction="Left"
                                    Command="{Binding ForwardCommand}" />
            <SwipeGestureRecognizer Direction="Right"
                                    Command="{Binding BackwardCommand}" />
        </ParentView.GestureRecognizers>

        <RadSlideView />
</ParentView>

Expectation:

• When the user is at the beginning of the items in the RadSlideView and swipes right, then the BackwardCommand should execute. (The RadSlideView should detect that it is at the beginning of its item source and allow the right swipe gesture to propagate upwards to the ParentView.)
• When the user is at the end of the items in the RadSlideView and swipes left, then the ForwardCommand should execute. (The RadSlideView should detect that it is at the end of its item source and allow the left swipe gesture to propagate upwards to the ParentView.)

After an item is removed from the ItemsSource, if you swipe, the indicators are not properly updated.

Currently, you can successfully add button or gesture recogniser only on UWP and iOS. On Android this approach causes the SlideView stop sliding.

Can be used to change the selected view, by tapping on an indicator