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I believe the <code>android:gravity</code> attributes you are looking for are <code>clip_vertical</code> and <code>clip_horizontal</code>, but a word of advice. These attributes may not behave the way you think they should. You cannot use them to clip an image in both directions, only one. The following code: <pre><code><bitmap android:src="@drawable/background" android:gravity="clip_vertical|clip_horizontal" /> </code></pre> does not allow the image to be cropped in both directions...it actually fits the image inside the view as if you had not set either one. It also can be confusing that setting a clip parameter essentially sets that direction to fit the view, with the other direction being cropped out. A few examples: <pre><code> <bitmap android:src="@drawable/background" android:gravity="clip_vertical" />  <bitmap android:src="@drawable/background" android:gravity="left|clip_vertical" />  <bitmap android:src="@drawable/background" android:gravity="clip_horizontal" />  <bitmap android:src="@drawable/background" android:gravity="top|clip_horizontal" /> </code></pre> Notice that these settings allow an image larger than the view to be cropped, but if the image is smaller than the view, its contents will still be stretched to fit. In order to govern how an image will behave in a <code><bitmap></code> tag when it is smaller than the view, look at <code>tileMode</code>. Note that <code>tileMode</code> and <code>gravity</code> cannot be used together; <code>gravity</code> will be ignored if both are included. If you need more dynamic control of how the image scales in addition to this, and you do not want to use an <code>ImageView</code>, you could also wrap the resulting Drawable in a <code>ScaleDrawable</code> and configure the x/y scale percentages in Java code based on the measured view sizes.
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