I have a relativelayout, and in it two textviews. Textview 1 is aligned top and left with parent. Textview 2 is aligned to the right of textview 1, and to the right with parent. This creates a problem
In an Android app, I\'ve got an activity that is somewhat complex and may have threads running at certain times which, when finished, will update the UI. As such, having the Activity destroy and creat
Thanks at all for all your help for now.I have another little issues This is a portion of my layout which give me some problems:
I have a custom View: ImageZoomView.java which has a setImage, and overrides onL开发者_StackOverflow社区ayout and onDraw, as following:
This is a rather odd issue which I can\'t seem to solve no matter how many times I stare at it (so it probably has an obvious answer). The issue is that when I have my RelativeLayout/ActionBar in the
What I\'m trying to do is have a TextView, and to the right of it an editText that takes up the rest of the space.The textView should becentered vertically along the editText.Now I can do this using a
I\'m pretty sure I\'ve done this before, but I\'ve forgotten how. Here\'s the problem: I\'ve got a button and a textview, and I want the textview to be centered, while the button is on the left side.
Got a performance issue when lots of nested RelativeLayouts are used. For example if we have some RelativeLayout as a UI root, and every container(button, label, textview, imageview) is a RelativeLay
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I have a simple layout as follows. Even though, I set all attributes as wrap_content, the resulting layout fills the entire screen height wise. The individual layouts in themselves are small. So the t