Can we align our text line by line(I mean whatever the text we have selected that should be aligned instead of the whole text) in android text-view dynamically!!
I think you need to draw text to your textview then. I have not seen a direct way to do it on a TextView
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The TextView icon is not a Compound Drawable since the bottom line doesnt cover it.
How to define a layout like this where beside each text is an icon?
I just see ugly to add so much ViewGroups in the same view just to have the icon because there will be a lot of text input in the view.
use drawableLeft property of textview to set an icon with your text, it will create a single view with your icon and your text.
android:drawableLeft="#drawable/icon"
android:drawableBottom="#drawable/icon_line"
How can I put the texts in my white-colored textviews in Android in same location like those in my another pic? if I use android:gravity="left|center", it will be in the left-corner in the center, but I dont want it to be 100% left, what to do? is there any margin-type code for text in textView? Any tips would be appreciated, thanks
Use the android:paddingLeft attribute to add some space in your text view.
How to set padding to portion of text within TextView?
Specifically, i want to give left padding to part of text within textview.
Also, the text within textview is the data received from server. Any Help Appreciated.
Thanks!
Go to your layout file-> Go to your textView in layout-> android:paddingLeft="10".
Is it possible to wrap a textview around a textview, where the 2nd textview would wrap to the next line under the first textview?
For example:
<This is one textview> <This is
another textview>
I have tried using android:layout_weight="1" and relative layouts, however, they dont produce this effect.
No. If you're looking to format the two bits of text differently, consider using spans within one TextView.
This will be helpful to you. You can get same effect with HTML in text view
How to display HTML in TextView?
This is impossible because the "another textview" would have a non-rectangular widget area then.
I have a textview with fixed height. I want to set a long text, but text comes at the last line getting cut by half, I want to avoid it and want to show a continuation symbol. I am giving an image here, I wan to achieve it like in the image.
Use the ellipsize attribute of TextView. By setting :
<TextView
....
android:ellipsize="end">
</TextView>
if the text is longer than your TextView you will have dots(...) at the end of the TextView.
Two line of string only possible to do like this. set ellipsize = end in text view properties.
you should use \n and special symbols from google code.