A little bit late, but it might help everyone else...
I was looking for the same and finally, after 2 days of googling I found a solution. Big thanks to Nick Butcher! His layout manager called SpannableGridLayoutManager
is capable of doing this. In my case I was doing a pattern like your first two rows:
Solution is easy:
1. Download SpannableGridLayoutManager from here
For some reason I had to change this line:
while (availableSpace > 0 && lastVisiblePosition < lastItemPosition) {
to
while (lastVisiblePosition < lastItemPosition) {
to got the manager working.
2. Set SpannableGridLayoutManger to your RecyclerView
In my case:
SpannedGridLayoutManager manager = new SpannedGridLayoutManager(
new SpannedGridLayoutManager.GridSpanLookup() {
@Override
public SpannedGridLayoutManager.SpanInfo getSpanInfo(int position) {
// Conditions for 2x2 items
if (position % 6 == 0 || position % 6 == 4) {
return new SpannedGridLayoutManager.SpanInfo(2, 2);
} else {
return new SpannedGridLayoutManager.SpanInfo(1, 1);
}
}
},
3, // number of columns
1f // how big is default item
);
Which gave me exactly what I wanted (numbers are position of item in adapter):
EDIT: error with styleable
Put those lines into attrs.xml
<declare-styleable name="SpannedGridLayoutManager">
<attr name="android:orientation" />
<attr name="spanCount" />
<attr name="aspectRatio" format="string" />
</declare-styleable>
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