Trouble with layout in android (ellipsized text between two buttons)?

Try using a relative layout instead of a table layout. If you set up the two buttons to be aligned left and right respectively, you can set the text field to span between the two buttons with the layout_alignRight and layout_alignLeft properties. You can look at the example code for the RelativeLayout given on the android development website.

I've used some bit different properties, but you've pointed me right way. The final working code is: ` android:layout_toLeftOf="@id/btnRight" android:layout_toRightOf="@id/btnLeft" ` – ZlobnyiSerg Jun 27 at 21:18 Your table was fine, but you would need to set column index 1 to shrinkable in your XML. Right now, you're allowing it to stretch as much as it needs.

– Glendon Trullinger Jun 27 at 21:21 Great, thank you, this approach also works perfectly! Updated question with both of solutions – ZlobnyiSerg Jun 27 at 21:25.

While the RelaviveLayout should work, another option is to add a LinearLayout set to Horizontal. Set the three widgets to layout_width:"fill_parent" and give the TextView and both Buttons a weight (1 for each if you want them to equally take up three parts of the screen). Not at a computer to test it right now, but should theoretically work.

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