there is the answer? I have same issue for your question. please answer.. thx

import it using gradle if you are using Android Studio.

If using Eclipse, import the library project as it’s indicated in the GitHub page

first of all, thank you for the excellent lib. Am using it in two Apps with total success. Quite an excellent job 🙂

I’ve moved to Android Studio, and downloaded the gradle dependency (in the past, I used the “libproject” version on Eclipse), and looks like there is a lacking constructor:

ImageViewTouch ivt = new ImageViewTouch(mContext); // where mContext is a Context (trivial)

changing to

ImageViewTouch ivt = new ImageView(mContext, null);

compiles, but does not display images properly in a ViewPager.
I see that in all your examples you retrieve the ImageViewTouch using findViewById + a static cast.

Is it possible/recommended to use ImageViewTouch the way i propose?

Thanks in advance