android - Automatic horizontal scroll in textview with layout_weight -


i have been looking @ other threads couldn't find answer here comes question:

is possible create automatically horizontal scrolling textview button right of using layout_weight?

"my incredibly long search text here" "the button"

i have tried make scrollable textview "fill_parent" instead of 0dp , layout_weight entire text takes "row" (obviously since fill_parent) , button not shown , text didn't scroll horizontally when ran in android virtual device.

edit: forgot write how tried make scrollable textview 

<textview  android:singleline="true"  android:scrollhorizontally="true"  android:ellipsize="marquee"  android:marqueerepeatlimit="marquee_forever"  android:layout_width="fill_parent"  android:layout_height="wrap_content"  android:id="@+id/searchresult"  android:focusable="true"  android:focusableintouchmode="true"/>

of course it's possible. do:

<linearlayout     android:layout_widht="match_parent"     android:layout_height="wrap_content"     android:orientation="horizontal">      <textview         android:layout_width="0px"         android:layout_weight="7"         .../>      <button         android:layout_width="0px"         android:layout_weight="3"         ... />  </linearlayout>

key here make width 0 there's horizontal space remaining when weight mechanism assigns remaining space linear layout components in relation layout weight.


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