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问题 I'm a new Android developer, and I'm just trying to improve my skill by reading some samples, I want to design a new interface using GridLayout, I've checked a lot of samples but I can't seem to draw borders between the GridLayout cells. What could I be missing? Here is a link that I went through it, but the borders didn't show up! http://developer.samsung.com/android/technical-docs/GridLayout-in-Android# I appreciate your care in advance. 回答1: Android Layout containers don't draw borders.

问题 I'm a new Android developer, and I'm just trying to improve my skill by reading some samples, I want to design a new interface using GridLayout, I've checked a lot of samples but I can't seem to draw borders between the GridLayout cells. What could I be missing? Here is a link that I went through it, but the borders didn't show up! http://developer.samsung.com/android/technical-docs/GridLayout-in-Android# I appreciate your care in advance. 回答1: Android Layout containers don't draw borders.

问题 I'm a new Android developer, and I'm just trying to improve my skill by reading some samples, I want to design a new interface using GridLayout, I've checked a lot of samples but I can't seem to draw borders between the GridLayout cells. What could I be missing? Here is a link that I went through it, but the borders didn't show up! http://developer.samsung.com/android/technical-docs/GridLayout-in-Android# I appreciate your care in advance. 回答1: Android Layout containers don't draw borders.

问题 I'm a new Android developer, and I'm just trying to improve my skill by reading some samples, I want to design a new interface using GridLayout, I've checked a lot of samples but I can't seem to draw borders between the GridLayout cells. What could I be missing? Here is a link that I went through it, but the borders didn't show up! http://developer.samsung.com/android/technical-docs/GridLayout-in-Android# I appreciate your care in advance. 回答1: Android Layout containers don't draw borders.

问题 I need to draw a tournament bracket in Android. I already calculated the positions for all games (i.e. an (x,y) tuple that defines where to place teams in a spreadsheet-like structure). However, I don't know the preferred way of drawing the bracket. I found an example that shows what I need:Example My first idea was to programmatically create and fill a TableLayout . However, borders are not really supported and a lot of TextView s are needed to fill the space between games. So I am not sure

问题 I am working on a booking engine android app like an airline booking system. To fetch the content of say all the available airlines specific to a passenger search, this is then displayed on the mobile's screen. Which one, a table layout or a grid layout, will be effective considering screen loading time, system memory consumption, and additional features? 回答1: **EDIT: This line was correct when this answer was written, but no longer applies to 99.9%+ of all Android devices: There is no

问题 I've a problem in Android, that i can't solved no matter what i've tried. Imagine a tablelayout which has 3 tablerows, and each row two textfields. Image : Couldn't Add Image Here, Due To New User Restrictions [Right Now Only Focus On "Showing Data"] I need to align columns in each row equally. (meaning : r[ 0 ]c[ 0 ].width = r[ 1]c[ 0 ].width = r[ 2 ]c[ 0 ].width etc..) However, i've different strings in textviews, and some of them are short, some of them long. Using 0dp as width and 1 as

问题 I've a problem in Android, that i can't solved no matter what i've tried. Imagine a tablelayout which has 3 tablerows, and each row two textfields. Image : Couldn't Add Image Here, Due To New User Restrictions [Right Now Only Focus On "Showing Data"] I need to align columns in each row equally. (meaning : r[ 0 ]c[ 0 ].width = r[ 1]c[ 0 ].width = r[ 2 ]c[ 0 ].width etc..) However, i've different strings in textviews, and some of them are short, some of them long. Using 0dp as width and 1 as

问题 How can I specify a td tag should span all columns (when the exact amount of columns in the table will be variable/difficult to determine when the HTML is being rendered)? w3schools mentions you can use colspan="0" , but it doesn't say exactly what browsers support that value (IE 6 is in our list to support). It appears that setting colspan to a value greater than the theoretical amount of columns you may have will work, but it will not work if you have table-layout set to fixed . Are there

问题 I want to place a simple, single, grid at the bottom of my screen. Here is a screen shot of the desired result simple grid I am looking for It would be cool if I could make the "Window" that shows the matrix only 3 rows high and allow the user to scroll/fling through it. With this, when the screen is rotated, the list/matrix would not consume the whole screen in horizontal mode. I suspect I should use table layout? Below is my activity_main.xml. I want to replace the bottom-most / 3rd