On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 04:30:58PM -0500, Jim Graham wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 02:25:20PM -0700, Romain Guy wrote:

> Ok, now THAT makes more sense.  :-)   And now I'm wishing I'd asked
> here a few weeks ago...I was, however, thinking it might belong in
> the beginner's group.  Now I wonder which group I should have posted
> it in.

Ok, I made the fixes and resized the layouts on the right side of the
screen, and the total between the two is the height of the
display...except for one little problem.  It's not.  It's bigger than
the total height, even though each is resized to percentages of the
total height that, together, add up to 100%.  The shutter release
button still gets shoved off of the screen on my phone (again, fine
on my tablet).

Log data that I put in 2--3 weeks ago says:

   display width = 854
   display height = 480
   shutter width = 119
   shutter height = 119
   settings width = 299
   settings height = 361

The upper portion of the left side (settings) is set to settings width
and settings height.  Same for the shutter settings.  The ImageView
itself (for the shutter release image) is set to fill_parent for both,
and the scaleType is set to fitxy (or fitXY, or ...whatever).

And the spinners in the settings region are in a scrollview that takes
the entire height of the display (it's set to wrap_content for its
height, which leads me to believe that it should only be sized to the
size of the layout that it surrounds, i.e., its content), shoving the
shutter release button into oblivion...just like it has been all along
on my phone.

Any suggestions at this point?

Thanks,
   --jim

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