I'm no layout expert but instead I'd try:
- android:layout_width="fill_parent" for both
- android:layout_weight=0 for the first one
- android:layout_weight=1 for the second one.
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On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 10:21 AM, Mark Murphy wrote:
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>> All I want is to make the first textview take as much spa
> All I want is to make the first textview take as much space as needed
> without wrapping and the second text view to wrap and display. I am
> not able to do this simple thing with Linear Layout.
Use android:layout_width="wrap_content" and no weight for the first
TextView. Use android:layout_wid
Hi Mark,
I understand that I am doing something wrong.
All I want is to make the first textview take as much space as needed
without wrapping and the second text view to wrap and display. I am
not able to do this simple thing with Linear Layout.
I tried giving 0px for both adn tried different c
> Layout is not dependant on the weight, it is a weird combination of
> the text size and the weight.
You are telling Android that you want to have each TextView take up as
much space as its text requires (android:layout_width="wrap_content") and
if that does not exactly fit the width, use the we
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your reply.
Layout is not dependant on the weight, it is a weird combination of
the text size and the weight. If I give a bigger text, the weight
parameter does not have any use. Sorry for my words, I find it Stupid.
But I am very weak in Layouts, I never could understand why
> LinearLayout obeys weight and as per documentation weight gives
> priority to an object. Here is the layout I have:
>
> Here you can see that the first textview has a weight of 2, second has
> a weight of 0, but still the second text view takes up all the space.
> If I give the first edit view a
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