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  1. if you get the panel in a dragging state by dragging the list down, then re-dock the panel by dragging the list up, release, then drag down on the list, it would cause the panel to intercept when it shouldn't.
  2. If you were rapidly scrolling in the list by repeating the dragging motion, the list would stop every second drag because the event was being changed from a move to a down.

Sorry for all the whitespace changes, I reflexively hit reformat in android studio :)

…by dragging the list down, then re-dock the panel by dragging the list up, release, then drag down on the list, it would cause the panel to intercept when it shouldn't. 2) If you were rapidly scrolling in the list by repeating the dragging motion, the list would stop every second drag because the event was being changed from a move to a down.
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This fixes the accidental intercept

tokudu added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 25, 2015
@tokudu tokudu merged commit 2597064 into umano:master Jul 25, 2015
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