Fix onItemSelected firing for ReactPicker on initial layout.
Reviewed By: AaaChiuuu Differential Revision: D3732557 fbshipit-source-id: ed031dbf205996dab8cb0555af972e6f26c0d202
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@ -79,6 +79,10 @@ public class ReactPicker extends Spinner {
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public void setOnSelectListener(@Nullable OnSelectListener onSelectListener) {
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public void setOnSelectListener(@Nullable OnSelectListener onSelectListener) {
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if (getOnItemSelectedListener() == null) {
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if (getOnItemSelectedListener() == null) {
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// onItemSelected gets fired immediately after layout because checkSelectionChanged() in
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// AdapterView updates the selection position from the default INVALID_POSITION. To match iOS
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// behavior, we don't want the event emitter for onItemSelected to fire right after layout.
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mSuppressNextEvent = true;
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setOnItemSelectedListener(
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setOnItemSelectedListener(
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new OnItemSelectedListener() {
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new OnItemSelectedListener() {
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@Override
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@Override
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