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To do this correctly, use a two-step process. The first thing to note is that each of your buttons has a unique ID. It is best practice to declare all your ID's in <code>XML</code>, to ensure uniqueness. So step one is to setup your ids xml file (you can ignore this if you actually don't care about the id). Under the <code>res/values</code> directory, create the file ids.xml, with the following contents: <pre><code><resources> <item type="id" name="b1" /> <item type="id" name="b2" /> <item type="id" name="b3" /> <item type="id" name="b4" /> <item type="id" name="b5" /> <item type="id" name="b6" /> <item type="id" name="b7" /> <item type="id" name="b8" /> <item type="id" name="b9" /> <item type="id" name="b10" /> <item type="id" name="b11" /> <item type="id" name="b12" /> <item type="id" name="b13" /> <item type="id" name="b14" /> <item type="id" name="b15" /> <item type="id" name="b16" /> <item type="id" name="b17" /> <item type="id" name="b18" /> <item type="id" name="b19" /> <item type="id" name="b20" /> <item type="id" name="b21" /> <item type="id" name="b22" /> <item type="id" name="b23" /> <item type="id" name="b24" /> <item type="id" name="b25" /> <item type="id" name="b26" /> <item type="id" name="b27" /> <item type="id" name="b28" /> <item type="id" name="b29" /> <item type="id" name="b30" /> <item type="id" name="b31" /> <item type="id" name="b32" /> <item type="id" name="b33" /> <item type="id" name="b34" /> <item type="id" name="b35" /> <item type="id" name="b36" /> <item type="id" name="b37" /> <item type="id" name="b38" /> <item type="id" name="b39" /> <item type="id" name="b40" /> <item type="id" name="b41" /> <item type="id" name="b42" /> <item type="id" name="b43" /> <item type="id" name="b44" /> <item type="id" name="b45" /> <item type="id" name="b46" /> <item type="id" name="b47" /> <item type="id" name="b48" /> <item type="id" name="b49" /> <item type="id" name="b50" /> <item type="id" name="b51" /> <item type="id" name="b52" /> <item type="id" name="b53" /> <item type="id" name="b54" /> <item type="id" name="b55" /> <item type="id" name="b56" /> <item type="id" name="b57" /> <item type="id" name="b58" /> <item type="id" name="b59" /> <item type="id" name="b60" /> <item type="id" name="b61" /> <item type="id" name="b62" /> <item type="id" name="b63" /> <item type="id" name="b64" /> <item type="id" name="b65" /> <item type="id" name="b66" /> <item type="id" name="b67" /> <item type="id" name="b68" /> <item type="id" name="b69" /> <item type="id" name="b70" /> <item type="id" name="b71" /> <item type="id" name="b72" /> <item type="id" name="b73" /> <item type="id" name="b74" /> <item type="id" name="b75" /> <item type="id" name="b76" /> <item type="id" name="b77" /> <item type="id" name="b78" /> <item type="id" name="b79" /> <item type="id" name="b80" /> <item type="id" name="b81" /> <item type="id" name="b82" /> <item type="id" name="b83" /> <item type="id" name="b84" /> <item type="id" name="b85" /> <item type="id" name="b86" /> <item type="id" name="b87" /> <item type="id" name="b88" /> <item type="id" name="b89" /> <item type="id" name="b90" /> <item type="id" name="b91" /> <item type="id" name="b92" /> <item type="id" name="b93" /> <item type="id" name="b94" /> <item type="id" name="b95" /> <item type="id" name="b96" /> <item type="id" name="b97" /> <item type="id" name="b98" /> <item type="id" name="b99" /> <item type="id" name="b100" /> </resources> </code></pre> Next, create your buttons in code: <pre><code>for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) { Button button = new Button(this); int _id = getResources().getIdentifier("b" + (i+1), "id", this.getPackageName()); button.setTag(_id); LinearLayout.LayoutParams params = new LinearLayout.LayoutParams(LinearLayout.LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT, 0); params.weight = 1; params.gravity = Gravity.CENTER; button.setLayoutParams(params); button.setTextSize(18); myLinearLayout.addView(button);//myLinearLayout is your parent LinearLayout. } </code></pre>
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1. COWorked perfectly! This is what I was hoping was out there as an alternate solution.
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2. CO@Matt, glad I could help!
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