Problem when inserting seperators to listview-items?
You'll have to use fixed widths for the columns to make everything line up correctly Edit: Programmatically Grab the layout LayoutParams l = ((View)findViewById(R.id. Xxx)).getLayoutParams(); // Manipulate height/width // ... // Set the new values ((View)findViewById(R.id. Xxx)).
SetLayoutParams(new LayoutParams(...)).
You'll have to use fixed widths for the columns to make everything line up correctly. Edit: Programmatically... // Grab the layout LayoutParams l = ((View)findViewById(R.id. Xxx)).getLayoutParams(); // Manipulate height/width // ... // Set the new values ((View)findViewById(R.id.
Xxx)). SetLayoutParams(new LayoutParams(...)).
– Aeefire Aug 6 at 18:17 Yes, for the columns to line up you need fixed widths. You could alter these widths programatically; however, each element has to have the same column widths to look right. – Berdon Aug 6 at 18:19 I guess that will result in some coding action... I bet there is some method to get the current screen size and then I can set the view_widths with some calculating.... I just thought there would be some smoother way :/ – Aeefire Aug 6 at 18:33 The problem is that various screen sizes and content within the columns will force your layouts to differ in width if you don't use fixed sizes.
There's no way around that. – Berdon Aug 6 at 18:35 ok I am now into that.... is there something like using a constructor LinearLayout l = getLayout(URL1. Mainlinearlayout); and then l.getHeight()? ((the constructor doesn't work) – Aeefire Aug 6 at 18:46.
I am making some listview. Now I inserted some little pictures to seperate the columns. ( Screenshot:
Any solutions on how to solve that?
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