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I use the following Layout.
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This gives me this view:
Everything is as I need it except the two textviews name and information are displayed on the same screen space with the one on top of the other.
I am new to both Android and Stack Overflow. I have started developing and Android App and I am wondering two things:1) Is it possible to parametrize a TextView? Lets say I want to render a text message which states something like: "The user age is 38". Lets suppose that the user age is the result of an algorithm. Using some typical i18n framework I would write in my i18n file something like "The user age is {0}". Then at run time I would populate parameters accordingly. I haven't been able to figure out how to do this or similar approach in Android. 2) Let's suppose I have a complex object with many fields. Eg: PersonModel which has id, name, age, country, favorite video game, whatever. If I want to render all this information into a single layout in one of my activities the only way I have found is getting all needed TextViews by id and then populate them one by one through code. I was wondering if there is some mapping / binding mechanism in which I can execute something like: render(myPerson, myView) and that automatically through reflection each of the model properties get mapped into each of the TextViews. If someone has ever worked with SpringMVC, Im looking for something similar to their mechanism to map domain objects / models to views (e.g. spring:forms)
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Here's the xml
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I have a activity on my app, that shows a lot of options that can be configurated (textviews and textedits on a linearlayout)
But I have a problem, there are more items that my windows can show, and I can't go down doing down movement with my finger on the screen.
I am trying to do it with scrollview, but i can't my screens appears black and all mny items dissapear
Here is my layout:
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I have a horizontal LinearLayout, inside which I have 2 TextViews. Let's say that the LinearLayout's width is 320px. If the TextViews don't fit into the LinearLayout (they are together wider than 320px), I want to somehow achieve this:
The second TextView is fully displayed and is at the right edge of the LinearLayout
The first TextView is only shown partially, only first x characters are visible
What I mean:
[TextView1|TextView2_____________] // this is normal
[VeryVeryL...|VeryVeryLongTextView2] // VeryVeryLongTextView1 is not fully visible
I need some help with the following scenario, as I am so used to make all of my layouts with XML, but now I have a situation where that won't work.
I am working on the second version of my app that delivers news, in the comments section I used to use a listview to display user comments, but it doesn't work that great for comments that could be anywhere from 5 to 500+ characters long. So I want to create a whole bunch of TextViews in a scrollview and stack them below each other.
My best guess was this, although it is definitely wrong because it only shows one comment. I assume I have to use some kind of LayoutParams and so I've looked into it but am still not sure how exactly to use them.
I've been looking everywhere to see if there is a standard way of achieving this but I find a different solution everytime. Basically, I am trying to build a Custom ListView with an image and two-three lines of text besides it. In order to optimize it, I understand that the following have to be used: I could manage 1 and 2 but the third one is really confusing me. Is there a best practice for this?
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI was wondering how we could add objects such as textview and radio buttons to the activity through code and not the XML file and still have it run correctly. I tried adding a simple textview below but I got an error when I tried to run. Can any1 tell me how I could add the textview in correctly? import java.util.ArrayList; import android.app.Activity; import android.os.Bundle; import android.widget.ScrollView; import android.widget.TextView;public class Q_end extends Activity { /** Called when the activity is first created. */ private ArrayList<String> qs = new ArrayList<String>(10); private ArrayList<String[]> as = new ArrayList<String[]>(10); @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.end_app); ScrollView we = (ScrollView) findViewById(R.id.viewer); String[] temp = new String[4]; temp[0] = "the"; temp[1] = "the1"; temp[2] = "the2"; temp[3] = "the3"; as.add(temp); String temp2 = "the rocks says"; qs.add(temp2); qs.add("the question is"); String[] temp3 = new String[1]; temp3[0] = " "; as.add(temp3); TextView gg = new TextView(null); gg.setText(qs.get(0)) we.addView(gg);
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In other words it should be looked like a standard ListView dialog but with two or more columns separated with a line.
I've tried using a GridView for this, but I haven't found a way to add separators between items.
I also tried to play with padding&bg color (result on the picture [url]) but I couldn't avoid the table bounds and problems with selection.
Is there a way to create such dialog and how?
I have requirement like this- my activity contains some textviews at the top then the expandable list view in the middle and a button at the bottom. my problem is when i clicked on
expandable list view the expanded list get accommodated in the space between button and expandable list view.
I wanted expandable list view to get expanded full and button should move downward according to the contains of the expandable list view. And i have used scrollview as a main layout.
thank you
Has anyone tried to write his own implementation of ViewGroup with some TextViews in it? I have a problem, that TextViews in such an implementation don't respect gravity attribute (TextView.setGravity(Gravity.CENTER);) and text is positioned in the top left corner.
If enyone is interested, I just overwrote method onMeasure() (for all my TextViews) and changed call from super.onMeasure() to setMeasuredDimension(int, int) and gravity started to work normally.
Basically, in my custom layout I use the following class to display text:
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I am trying to display two TextViews in two separate line. For that, I am using RelativeLayout. I don't want to use XML for layout as I want to bundle this Activity in a jar file which may be used by different APKs. The TextViews are being overlapped instead of being displayed on two separate lines. Any idea what I am doing wrong here? Sample code is below.
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Problem: For ListViews that contain rows with Multi-Line TextViews having ellipsize property set to true, I can see some illegible characters after the ellipsis. Apparently Android pads the String(in TextView) with some characters(ZERO WIDTH NO BREAK-SPACE) unknown to my custom font. Single line TextView seem to work just fine.
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onCreate, MyActivity will display five TextViews. After you touch one of the five TextViews, it will hide three to four TextViews and color one red and one green or just color one green.
I can code everything up to here. But how can I pause for a few seconds and then repopulate the five TextViews with new values, unhide them and make them all white?
I tried a Timer in a new project and can attach the code and make my question less vague.
Here is the main.xml
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Here is the TestTimer.java
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The issue is that the Timer executes resetAndContinue and logs two entries, but it doesn't set the TextView color from green to white and it doesn't log anymore
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