Wow, thanks. Your suggestion with a larger FrameLayout fixed it!
...LinearLayout etc...
...LinearLayout etc...
You said a child view couldn't be larger than it's parent/container!?
Now the FrameLayout is forcefully wider than it's parents and the
whole app-widget.
Now, if I only could get t
On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 11:48 AM, Henrik Lindqvist
wrote:
>> Of course. That's a rule for any container/child relationship in Android.
>
> If a child view can't be larger than it's parent, how does a
> ScrollView work?
The visible bounds of the child are still not bigger than the visible
bounds o
On Jan 16, 5:19 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> I think it should work to put it inside a frame layout with exact values for
> width/height (specifying maximum image size before cropping occurs). Then on
> the image view, specify layout_gravity=right, and width/height as
> wrap_content.
>
layout_gr
On Jan 16, 5:04 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 11:02 AM, Henrik Lindqvist
>
> wrote:
> > I've already tried that. It works if the bitmap is smaller than the
> > ImageView, it aligns to the right edge correctly. But, if the bitmap
> > is larger, its cropped at both left and righ
I think it should work to put it inside a frame layout with exact values for
width/height (specifying maximum image size before cropping occurs). Then on
the image view, specify layout_gravity=right, and width/height as
wrap_content.
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On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 11:02 AM, Henrik Lindqvist
wrote:
> I've already tried that. It works if the bitmap is smaller than the
> ImageView, it aligns to the right edge correctly. But, if the bitmap
> is larger, its cropped at both left and right side. Seems like an
> ImageView can't expand to be
I've already tried that. It works if the bitmap is smaller than the
ImageView, it aligns to the right edge correctly. But, if the bitmap
is larger, its cropped at both left and right side. Seems like an
ImageView can't expand to be larger than it's parent, even inside an
FrameLayout.
Any trick to
Use a layout that supports the android:layout_gravity attribute, such
as FrameLayout. The regular android:gravity is only used the
TextViews to position the text if the view is larger than the text.
On Jan 16, 11:12 am, Henrik Lindqvist
wrote:
> I have a runtime generated Bitmap, for a RemoteVie
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