Inflating a view from inside the View constructor (Android)?
I'm not sure that it explains why none of the child views get sized, but the "layout_below" attribute of the "loopingCheck" element should probably be "@+id/enabledCheck" rather than "@+id/enabledBtn". Other than that, no obvious problems jump out.
The reason I'm inflating it this way is that the class (TrackHeader) is a nested/inner class and that seems to stop me from referring to the class directly in the XML. Well, when inflating, the layout doesn't work. The top node (RelativeLayout) gets sized correctly to fill the TrackHeader, but the children views don't get sized at all and remain (0, 0, 0, 0).
Thanx in advance and Happy coding!
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