Get position of WearableListView - android

I need your help!
I have three WearableListViews side by side, filled with the values from 0-9.
The idea is that you can scroll the three different lists to create fast and simple a number between 000 and 999.
Now I need the selected values, but no method I tried get me the right values.
There were:
getScrollX(),
getScrollY(),
getScrollState(),
...
If you perform a click on an item within the list, you can get the position with viewHolder.getPosition(); in the onClick-method.
Does anybody know, how to get the current position scrolled to of all three WearableListView simultaneously?


Look at the answer in How can I change a Preference when WearableListView snaps to new list item?
basically add a WearableListView.OnScrollListener to your WearableListViews and implement
onCentralPositionChanged(int centralPosition);
this will do the trick.

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