The ScrollableView class represents an element on the screen of the device for which we can perform scroll actions. In order to get a specific scrollable view, you need to use the getScrollableView() methods in the Screen class with a selector describing the needed scrollable view as parameter. For example:
Screen screen = device.getActiveScreen();
ScrollableView scrollableView = screen.getScrollableView(scrollableViewSelector);Note: There is a known issue with ListView nodes. Selecting a ListView node with the scrollableViewSelector will cause the ScrollableView to scroll the view but be unable to find the child element to tap on. To avoid this issue make the scrollableViewSelector select the first parent of the ListView which has a resource ID.
Note that there are no scroll functions in other classes. If you want to find an element in a scroll list or use other functionalities that require scrolling, you will need to create the ScrollableView object. Since it extends UiElement, you can use any UiElement functionalities provided their usage makes sense. That way, you can access specific elements in the chosen ScrollableView and interact with them. However, keep in mind that usage of any scroll functions does not update the visible content of the ScrollableView object. If you want to scroll and then interact with a specific element, you need to update the ScrollableView object. To do that, just get it from the screen again.