Android Question Index height of a clv

. . . there is a gray space below the last item.

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I think that what you are seeing is the unused part of the CLV. I have written a demo based roughly on your code. The background of the added CLV items is a (default) grey, the background of the CLV (normally grey) I have changed to red, and the CLV is on a black panel.

Thanks for the quick reply. I understand what you did, and thanks for the example. Maybe I didn't quite understand. The last item appears, but it's cut off. The image for my item is as follows:



As you can see in the image below, the last item appears cut off. Not all of the item's labels appear.

I have updated my example. There are two red buttons : one generates a short list of three items, the other a longer list of eight items. In both cases the final item is larger than the other items.

I cannot tell you what you are doing incorrectly because I cannot see your code. If you are still having problems try posting a short demo project.

Thanks for trying to solve my problem, but in my project, all items have the same height, and yet the last item appears cut off, regardless of how many items the list contains. Could it have something to do with the clv's internal scrollview? Something like clv.sv.height? Actually, I tested this and it worked for all items, without cutting off the last one, but it doesn't work for all screen sizes. I used the line: clvcompras.sv.Height=2*Label4.Height+170dip

This label4 is hidden in the layout where the clv is located and contains the height of an item. Actually, I found this value by trial and error, but as I said, it doesn't work for all screen sizes.

. . . in my project, all items have the same height, and yet the last item appears cut off, regardless of how many items the list contains. Could it have something to do with the clv's internal scrollview?

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I am sure that it has nothing to do with the internal scrollview. The CLV library has been used by hundreds of coders in thousands of applications but I have not seen reports of the problem that you are describing. Either you have discovered a hitherto unknown bug in the CLV component or you have made an error in your coding.

In your last post you mention "for all screen sizes" and in your first post you have this line (admittedly commented out) :
Attempts to over-manage the scaling of views and layouts are a common source of problems. If you are trying to do this then that is almost certainly where your errors are being introduced.

I did it. To do so, I defined the height of the sv of the clv taking into account the screen height returned by Root.Height and the item height, returned by the hidden label Label4. The calculation is somewhat complex and perhaps inelegant. If anyone wants to know what I did, just ask.

Note: I tested it on two screen sizes and it worked perfectly.

Thanks again to Brian Dean who tried to help me and, in a way, made me realize a few things!

Remove the AUTOSCALEALL