What I meant was:
ScrollView.LayoutParams params = new ScrollView.LayoutParams();
params.gravity = ....
params.setMargins(.....)
relativeLayout.setLayoutParams(params);
Not sure if this is really going to work, since scrollview is designed
for, well, scrolling, so the way it draws its child is somewhat special.
But this *is* how you set layout_xxx values from code.
-- Kostya
09.11.2010 21:38, bobetko пишет:
I tried another approach. I defined my RelativeLayout in XML exactly
the way I liked it. Then I used inflater and dynamically added my
RelativeLayout to ScrollView
It didn't work. It simply ignored all my XML settings. For example,
it fully filled the parent (ScrollView) even though I explicitly
specified to WRAP_CONTENT in my XML file. All this seems to me very
very wrong...
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