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一面悄悄派人送给田清明，一面用根白绫了结了生命。Then it was about half an hour or so, Some sharp-eyed comrades found that the place less than 20 meters away from the position began to bulge with "earth beams", and these "earth beams" were still moving forward at a speed visible to the naked eye. Obviously, I remember the instructor who first found the big mice with binoculars. He shouted to the people around him, "Here are the mice. They want to get up and fight quickly!" , and then all of us are free to open fire, All kinds of weapons are aimed at those 'earth beams' vicious fight, The "earth beams" were hit by bullets and the earth was scattered everywhere. From time to time, bright red liquid can be seen seeping out, I know it was a hit, It must have been their blood, And there is indeed that kind of big mouse in it, Powerful weapons such as rocket launchers and recoilless guns can blow up a big pit in one shot. From the pit, you can also see many bodies of mice that have been blown to pieces. Some of them have been hit red-handed. Not only have their bodies been blown to pieces, but the fragments of the blown bodies are also everywhere. The scene is bloody than repulsing the Vietnamese army's strong attack.杨长帆说着思量道，差不多，也该接少主过来了吧……这地方可装不下了。两口子当年成亲极不容易，成亲后日子又极和美，因此对儿女的亲事自有一套想法。板栗点头，又叮嘱几句，才跟葫芦离开。To explain again about dispatchTransformedTouchEvent (), there are two kinds of codes: and. Simply understood, the former is to call ViewGroup's own onTouchEvent () to consume, while the latter distributes events to sub-views (on the interface) for processing. If the child view is a ViewGroup, the process of handling events by the child view is similar to that of the parent view, starting from the DispatchTouchEvent () of the ViewGroup; If the child View is not a ViewGroup, the DispatchTouchEvent () logic of the View is directly executed. However, there is no code in View's dispatchTouchEvent () to pass the event to the parent View for consumption. In fact, the consumption process event is not passed, but whether to call its own onTouchEvent () is determined according to the return value of the child View's dispatchTouchEvent () and some ViewGroup's own records. Well, the idea is provided here.