On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 3:19 AM, MerlinBG wrote:
> however it is hard to find, no reference in the Dev Guide either.
Not sure what you mean there's no reference. Besides sample I linked you to,
this is clearly documented in the layouts section:
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources
Well, thanks for the link, this seems to work fine.
However - about the reopening the 2 years old thread - searching only
provided obsolete results, most referring to the technique Selmi gave a link
above. I am glad this changed meanwhile, however it is hard to find, no
reference in the Dev Gui
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 12:15 AM, MerlinBG wrote:
> I am really surprised to see this thread!
>
I'm really surprised you re-opened a 2-year old thread!
> I have googled how to nest XML-based layouts, assuming it is possible,
> however found this.
>
You may also find this:
http://developer.andr
I am really surprised to see this thread!
I have googled how to nest XML-based layouts, assuming it is possible,
however found this.
This is a basic functionality, guys. There are some threads around about why
to use XML based layouts, MVC, etc... and I agree that extracting the view
in XML is
I would suggest using the gravity attribute. If the layout fills the
parent, then you should be able to use the gravity "bottom" I think.
I would change to a LinearLayout for the top level element and make
sure it fills the parent. Also, you can accomplish the spacing you
need by using padding/marg
I would use a LinearLayout as the base. You should be able to
accomplish what you want by using the gravity attribute. Try setting
it to "bottom" I think. Make sure that the layout that it is in is set
to "fill parent". If you use the gravity (not Layout gravity), and a
linear layout, you have to h
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