Android :: Adding Item To View Programatically?

Nov 8, 2010

I am trying to find out how I can add an item (from xml drawable/workaround_item.xml) in a LinearLayout that is vertically aligned.

CODE:.........

At the beggining I was trying to use a ListView but as far I as know there is a bug using listview inside a scrollview. I was doing this because i have more components on the view that should be scrolled together with the list view. So I decided to remove the listview and implement a simple linear layout where i will be adding each element bellow other and so on.

The layout for the activity is as folow (layout/workaround.xml) and i would like to start adding the elements below the top bar.

CODE:........

Thats my java code:

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Thats the result i am getting: http://twitpic.com/3562yu

Does android allow us to do this? If so, Hoe can I add the elements and set their values? (this layout will be dispalying results of soccer games).

Android :: Adding item to view programatically?


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XML:

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Java:

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Here's what I've got:

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Is there a possibility to add a view or derivative (button, textview, imageview etc...) to another view without having to go through layouts?

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On an iPhone it's trivial, simply create my objects and use addSubview method ; you can embed any UI objects into another. Most UI toolkits work that way too.

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Edit: Making my View inherit from ViewGoup instead, let me add subview..
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Something like:

CODE:..........

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