Well there are two ways how you can do that 1) If you are using Linear Layout as you are, then you'll have to fix the WIDTH of the Left TextView and Left Button then can't be wrap content , just give them say 40 dip . After that put Right Buttons Width to fill_parent or fix a WIDTH for them too 2) Use TableLayout and put each of them in their respective columns and rows and the TableLayout should handle it for you.
Well there are two ways how you can do that ... 1) If you are using Linear Layout as you are, then you'll have to fix the WIDTH of the Left TextView and Left Button then can't be wrap content , just give them say 40 dip . After that put Right Buttons Width to fill_parent or fix a WIDTH for them too . 2) Use TableLayout and put each of them in their respective columns and rows and the TableLayout should handle it for you.
1 for TableLayout – Konstantin Burov Mar 29 at 5:38.
I have two LinearLayouts in my Android application. One (the top) holds a TextView and a Button and the one below it holds two buttons. I was wondering if there was a way to make the right button of the upper LinearLayout the same size as the right button of the bottom LinearLayout.
Thanks in advance!
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