Animate alpha from View's StartX to EndX (Growing horizontal Bar) - android

Current animation changes alpha for every part of view. I want to change the alpha through view's x and y positions. Think it as a growing horizontal bar. I have a view which is drawn by myself (canvas). Also the issue is this drawn views are in list view, they are the listview elements. So probably i need to animate ListView itself not the elements to achieve desired outcome
How can i achieve it?

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