Fix Android Nested Scrolling Conflicts

There are various methods to resolve Android nested scrolling conflicts, and here are some common solutions:

1. Utilize the NestedScrolling mechanism: Utilize NestedScrollView as the outer container, with the nested child views using the NestedScrollingChild mechanism to handle scroll conflicts. Achieve coordinated scrolling by calling methods such as startNestedScroll() and dispatchNestedScroll() from ViewCompat.
2. Utilize CoordinatorLayout and Behavior: Utilize CoordinatorLayout as the parent container and Behavior to handle the scrolling conflicts between child views. Achieve coordinated scrolling by setting different Behaviors for each child view.
3. Utilize custom swipe handling logic by listening to swipe events and manually resolving swipe conflicts. Based on specific requirements, you can determine the direction and distance of the swipe to prioritize which child view should be swiped.
4. Utilize event interception and dispatching mechanism: In the parent container’s onInterceptTouchEvent() method, determine whether to intercept events based on the direction and distance of the swipe, and dispatch the event to the appropriate child View for handling.
5. Implementing external interception: By overriding the onTouchEvent() method in the parent container, determining whether to intercept the event based on the direction and distance of the swipe, and then dispatching the event to the appropriate child View for handling.

The above are some common solutions, specific ways to solve the problem should be chosen and implemented based on the specific scenarios and needs.