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How can I apply the same behavior of multiple class objects in java(android)? For example, in jquery it's easy because you can select all/or a specific DOM object(s)



 $('.div').on("mousedown",function()
$(this).css("transform":"scale(0.8)");

);
$('.div').on("mouseup",function()
$(this).css("transform":"scale(0.9)");

);


I want to make this similar in Android , i make an XML animation and when i press a card view(i have 9) ,that view animate.I succeeded making one to animate but I don't want to apply this 9 times to all views.










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    How can I apply the same behavior of multiple class objects in java(android)? For example, in jquery it's easy because you can select all/or a specific DOM object(s)



     $('.div').on("mousedown",function()
    $(this).css("transform":"scale(0.8)");

    );
    $('.div').on("mouseup",function()
    $(this).css("transform":"scale(0.9)");

    );


    I want to make this similar in Android , i make an XML animation and when i press a card view(i have 9) ,that view animate.I succeeded making one to animate but I don't want to apply this 9 times to all views.










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      How can I apply the same behavior of multiple class objects in java(android)? For example, in jquery it's easy because you can select all/or a specific DOM object(s)



       $('.div').on("mousedown",function()
      $(this).css("transform":"scale(0.8)");

      );
      $('.div').on("mouseup",function()
      $(this).css("transform":"scale(0.9)");

      );


      I want to make this similar in Android , i make an XML animation and when i press a card view(i have 9) ,that view animate.I succeeded making one to animate but I don't want to apply this 9 times to all views.










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      How can I apply the same behavior of multiple class objects in java(android)? For example, in jquery it's easy because you can select all/or a specific DOM object(s)



       $('.div').on("mousedown",function()
      $(this).css("transform":"scale(0.8)");

      );
      $('.div').on("mouseup",function()
      $(this).css("transform":"scale(0.9)");

      );


      I want to make this similar in Android , i make an XML animation and when i press a card view(i have 9) ,that view animate.I succeeded making one to animate but I don't want to apply this 9 times to all views.







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          You can do that using state list animators.
          After creating the animation you want, just apply it to the cardview XML






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          • Thanks , it works. I used the information from here developer.android.com/guide/topics/graphics/…
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          After creating the animation you want, just apply it to the cardview XML






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          After creating the animation you want, just apply it to the cardview XML






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          After creating the animation you want, just apply it to the cardview XML







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          Thanks , it works. I used the information from here developer.android.com/guide/topics/graphics/…
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