This worked for me with fadingEdge turned off on the scrollview:
scrollview.smoothScrollTo(0, scrollview.getHeight() +
textview.getHeight());
Various other combinations worked also.
On Feb 13, 1:52 pm, Hans <hkess...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This is rough and quick, but after a couple of minutes looking aroudn
> I didn't find anything about asking Google to auto-scroll my TextView
> (I'm sure there are several ways to do this), so I used this for now.
>
> public void AdjustScroll( TextView in_oTextView )
> {
> /*
> We know how big the control is, we know how big
> a line is, we know how many lines there are,
> so how much do we have to scroll to keep the latest
> data in view?
> */
> int l_nLineCount = in_oTextView.getLineCount();
> int l_nViewHeight = in_oTextView.getHeight();
> int l_nPixelsPerLine = in_oTextView.getLineHeight();
>
> //The difference between view height and total text height
> int l_nDifference = ( l_nLineCount * l_nPixelsPerLine ) -
> l_nViewHeight;
>
> if( l_nDifference < 1 )
> {
> return;
> }
>
> in_oTextView.scrollTo( 0, l_nDifference );
> }
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