RelativeLayout.SetGravity(GravityFlags) Method
Definition
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Describes how the child views are positioned.
[Android.Runtime.Register("setGravity", "(I)V", "GetSetGravity_IHandler")]
public virtual void SetGravity (Android.Views.GravityFlags gravity);[<Android.Runtime.Register("setGravity", "(I)V", "GetSetGravity_IHandler")>]
abstract member SetGravity : Android.Views.GravityFlags -> unit
override this.SetGravity : Android.Views.GravityFlags -> unitParameters
- gravity
- GravityFlags
See android.view.Gravity
- Attributes
Remarks
Describes how the child views are positioned. Defaults to Gravity.START | Gravity.TOP.
Note that since RelativeLayout considers the positioning of each child relative to one another to be significant, setting gravity will affect the positioning of all children as a single unit within the parent. This happens after children have been relatively positioned.
Java documentation for android.widget.RelativeLayout.setGravity(int).
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