So, we're supposed to be using our strings.xml to construct most or all of our strings, right? I had a situation where I wanted to display to the user "Some string blah blah " + some value. So I put two views in a horizontal LinearLayout, with my "Some string blah blah " (with that space on the end, no quotes) in the strings.xml. I reference the string in my first view, then set the value in the second view. However, if I set it up like this, the space at the end of my string gets trimmed off, which doesn't look pretty. My workaround was not to use the strings.xml and place the "Some string blah blah " (no quotes) directly in the android:text parameter of the TextView.
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