Every ListView item layout is separate from those next to it -
therefore, it positions and sizes its children without any regard for
other list items.
Two things you can try are:
- Do not try to make a table, and use multi-line layouts instead, the
screen is typically not wide enough to fit a proper table anyway.
- For a table-like layout, position the views within your item layout so
that they always have the same size, regardless of the data they
contain. This can be done by using a LinearLayout, with the children
having zero layout_width and non-zero layout_weight values.
-- Kostya
26.01.2011 11:24, Hein пишет:
I've done the notepad tutorial on Google's Android site, but I would
like to know how to add more fields to the list, in columns. At the
moment I can add the columns no problem, but they're not aligned like
you would a normal table on the layout:
john smith
heinrich cilliers
will peck
I would like it aligned as in a html table.
Any pointers?
--
Kostya Vasilyev -- WiFi Manager + pretty widget -- http://kmansoft.wordpress.com
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