Loading dynamic imageviews in loop in Android creating gaps -


i reading data soap service , using data load images res folder locally. using loop because there 6 images being loaded. code :

final tablelayout tbllay = (tablelayout)findviewbyid(r.id.lottotl); final layoutparams params = new tablelayout.layoutparams(layoutparams.match_parent,               layoutparams.wrap_content);    for(int i=2;i<9;i++) {       final imageview image = new imageview(lastdraw.this);     image.setlayoutparams(trparams);     image.setmaxheight(20);     image.setmaxwidth(20);      string imgname = "img_" + split[i].substring(split[i].indexof("=") + 1);     int id = getresources().getidentifier(imgname, "drawable", getpackagename());      image.setimageresource(id);       row2.setlayoutparams(params);     row2.addview(image); } tbllay.addview(row2);

the issue having there gap between first image , consecutive images.

it looks (each number representing image):

1.........23456

i thinking has layout of row in tablelayout, wrong.

thank you

anyone?

figured out ... feel kind of stupid but, learnt something! load textview first row , imageviews second row. textview in first column , width making first column stretch ... why there gap.


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