I\'m trying to make a menu with buttons, and my problem is that i want this menu to be over a camera view (I\'m working on Augmented Reality).
I have a custom adapter for ListView and I need to return LinearLayout from getView(). The reason I\'m doing it is that I have custom component which extends LinearLayout and need to be created from c
I have made a simple example to ilustrate the problem. Here is a simple LinearLayout: <LinearLayout xmlns:android=\"http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android\"
At the moment I have something like that:开发者_Go百科 <LinearLayout android:layout_height=\"80dip\" android:id=\"@+id/linearLayoutSettings\"
I\'m trying to restrict the width of a LinearLayout to 400dp or less.In other words, if the layout engine determines that the LinearLayout is going to be 320dp, I don\'t want to change anything, but i
i am having problems putting admob in the layout correctly. no matter how i put it i cant seem to see the ads at all. here are the 2 layouts...
I have the following code: 开发者_StackOverflow <ScrollView xmlns:android=\"http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android\"
I would like to have a layout that looks like this (in landscape mode): - on top 4 equally spaced button
I\'m completely stumped on this one.I have three different lists that need to be displayed on the screen. It\'s completely possible that the lists will extend past the bottom edge of the screen, so I
I have one big LinearLayout(vertical)(outer table) and three small linear layouts(horizontal)(one for each row). I want the linearlayouts inside to take up the entire space. Currently they take up onl
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