Here is the problem exists. Then set the androidlayoutweight of each view to 1. Then set the androidlayoutweight of each view to 1. The textview items need to have their layout weight set to 1 to push the checkbox items to the far right. Step 2 add the following code to reslayoutactivitymainxml. After that the wrapcontent in layoutparams is lost.

Im trying to dynamically create tablerow objects and add them to a tablelayout. It does mean that the height of scroll view is considered as wrapcontent even if the value of androidlayoutheight is matchparent. Open reslayoutmainxml file add 3 buttons within linearlayout with horizontal orientation. Even with invalidate or requestlayout. I cant find documentation on how to programmatically set. Getlayoutparamsheight x plus requestlayout are a good solution if you know the x and if you need to do it only once.

This example demonstrates how do i set the layout weight of a textview programmatically in android. Step 1 create a new project in android studio go to file new project and fill all required details to create a new project. So if you add a child view or modify the content dynamically youre screwed. To create a linear layout in which each child uses the same amount of space on the screen set the androidlayoutheight of each view to 0dp for a vertical layout or the androidlayoutwidth of each view to 0dp for a horizontal layout. To create a linear layout in which each child uses the same amount of space on the screen set the androidlayoutheight of each view to 0dp for a vertical layout or the androidlayoutwidth of each view to 0dp for a horizontal layout. We have scroll view with matchparent height but still two buttons which want to keep at the bottom are right below the small text.

The tablerow objects has 2 items a textview and a checkbox. In this case the highest weight is button3 so it will fill up the remaining space in the layout. Android does not refresh layout of views with wrapcontent once it has been displayed. Layoutweight assigns weight to the children of linearlayoutfor example if there are three child items within the linearlayout then the space assigned will be in proportion to the weight which means the child with larger weight will be allow to expand morethus weight decides how much space an item is allowed to occupy on the screen.

Gallery of Layout Weight Get Height