Images downloaded on the network adaptive: android:adjustviewbounds= "true" (which is explained in detail below)
<imageview
android:id= "@+id/dynamic_item_image"
android:layout_width= "Wrap_content"
android:layout_height= "Wrap_content"
android:layout_gravity= "Top"
android:layout_margintop= "5dip"
android:adjustviewbounds= "true"
android:background= "@drawable/imageview_background"/>
In addition, android:background= "@drawable/imageview_background" is a frame that adds a border to the picture, where
Imageview_background.xml:
<?xmlversion= "1.0" encoding= "Utf-8"? ><shape
Xmlns:android= "http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" ><solid android:color= "@color/white"/>< Stroke android:width= "2.0dip" android:color= "#99D9D9D9"/> <cornersandroid:radius= "2.0dip"/> < paddingandroid:left= "5.0dip" android:top= "5.0dip" android:right= "5.0dip" android:bottom= "5.0dip"/></shape >
ImageView Property Description:
1. Class overview
Displays any image, as an example. The ImageView class can load pictures from a variety of sources, such as a resource or a picture library, and needs to calculate the size of the image, which can be used in other layouts, and provides various display options such as zooming and shading (rendering).
2. Xml attributes
Property name |
Describe |
Android:adjustviewbounds |
Whether to maintain the aspect ratio. Need to be used with maxwidth, maxheight, otherwise no effect is used alone. |
Android:croptopadding |
Whether to intercept the specified area with white space instead. Individually set no effect, need to work with scrolly, the effect is as follows, implementation code see Code section: |
Android:maxheight |
Sets the maximum height of the view, which is not valid for use alone and needs to be used with setadjustviewbounds. If you want to set the image to a fixed size and want to maintain the picture aspect ratio, you need the following settings: 1) Set Setadjustviewbounds to true; 2) Set MaxWidth, MaxHeight; 3) Set settings Layout_width and Layout_height to Wrap_content. |
Android:maxwidth |
Sets the maximum width of the view. Ditto. |
Android:scaletype |
Sets how the picture is filled.
Matrix |
0 |
Use a matrix to draw |
|
Fitxy |
1 |
Stretch the picture (not proportionally) to fill the view's width height |
Layout_ Height : 30px Layout_
Width : 120px |
Fitstart |
2 |
Stretch the picture proportionally, the height of the picture is the height of the view, and it appears on the left side of the view |
Fitcenter |
3 |
Stretches the picture proportionally to the height of the view and appears in the middle of the view |
Fitend |
4 |
Stretch the picture proportionally, the height of the picture is the height of the view, and appears on the right side of the view |
Center |
5 |
Displays the picture at the original size, but the picture is wider than the width of the view, and the middle part of the picture shows |
Layout_ Height : 60px Layout_
Width : 80px Padding
: 10px |
Centercrop |
6 |
Enlarges the original image proportionally to the width and height of a side view. |
Centerinside |
7 |
When the original image is wide or equal to the width of the view, it is centered on the original size, whereas the original is scaled to the view's wide-height center display. |
|
Android:src |
Set the view's drawable (slice, or color, but need to specify the size of the view) |
Android:tint |
Renders the picture as a specified color. See: The left is the original, the right side is the set effect, see the following code. |
Android ImageView Picture Adaptive