I am fairly new to Android programming and trying to set items in a listview upon loading the information from internal storage.
I have two global arrays that I am using: first one is a String array that has the names of the items in the list, and the second is a boolean array that keeps track of which items are crossed out.
So I am making a Listview using my custom adapter.
Iam finding a tough time setting the textview with vertical scrolling test. In my dailog i have a textview with large text ,since dailog is small window i want the textview text to scroll the vertically so that dailog looks good.
I am playing with the tutorial from http://developer.android.com/training/basics/.
First Activity consists of a TextView and a Button.
The Button sends to a second activity.
Second Activity consists of a TextView created programmatically and displays the message from the first TextView.
The View has a relative layout.
I want the TextView to span the width of the parent and the height of the co
I want to do something like XML attr:
android:layout_alignRight="@+id/myView1">
my activity code:
button1.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener(){
@Override public void onClick(View v) {
RelativeLayout ll = (RelativeLayout)findViewById(R.id.aincrad);
TextView view = new TextView(Activity.this);
RelativeLayout.LayoutParams layoutParams
I have a problem with a simple ListView on a Samsung phone.
I create a new ListView programmatically. The items are simple TextView.
Okay I have been tearing my hair out for the past couple hours here trying to figure out why my custom listview adapter cannot work properly with OnItemClickListener. I have a TextView where I use the DrawableLeft attribute to draw an image to the left of a textview inside of a ListView.
In my application, i want the text to appear above the image view with padding 2 dp. But when i run the program the textview overlay the image.
I am working on a notepad application for android and it seems I have a litte problem for a textview. Here's the thing: I have a listview of notes, when I click a note, I open another activity which displays the content of my note into a textview. When I click this textview(representing the text from the note), it opens another activity for editing the text (like most of these apps do).
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