Only one TextView occurs in TableLayout?

I think you have to use: android:stretchColumns="0,1 Great Example can be found here do this: remove 1f from tv2 layoutparams tl. AddView(tr, new TableLayout. LayoutParams( LayoutParams.

FILL_PARENT, LayoutParams. WRAP_CONTENT)) this may solve you problem according to given link.

I think you have to use: android:stretchColumns="0,1" Great Example can be found here do this: remove 1f from tv2 layoutparams. Tl. AddView(tr, new TableLayout.

LayoutParams( LayoutParams. FILL_PARENT, LayoutParams. WRAP_CONTENT)); this may solve you problem according to given link.

Don't work........ – Buxme Oct 4 at 7:47 @user5779 answer edited. – hanry Oct 4 at 7:53.

LayoutParams are used by views to tell their parents how they want to be laid out. There are around 13 different types of LayoutParams defined in Android. Eg.LinearLayout.

Layoutparams, ViewGroup. LayoutParams, ActionBar. LayoutParams etc.So if one is adding TextView to LinearLayout, it means LinearLayout is the parent of TextView, so while defining layout parameteres for textView one should use LinearLayout.

LayoutParams and not ViewGroup. LayoutParams in your case you are adding two textviews to table row, so but obvious you should use TableRow. LayoutParams so replace this line tv2.

SetLayoutParams(new TableLayout. LayoutParams(LayoutParams. FILL_PARENT, LayoutParams.

WRAP_CONTENT, 1f)); with tv2. SetLayoutParams(new TableRow. LayoutParams(LayoutParams.

FILL_PARENT, LayoutParams. WRAP_CONTENT, 1f)); Write similarly for tv This was my first post on this site. Hope it will be Helpful :).

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