How can we display recyclerView in paragraph format

I am having a word file which contain some text I am getting that text in array list base on lines.

BufferedReader reader = null;



try {

    reader = new BufferedReader(

        new InputStreamReader(getAssets().open("surah1.txt"), "UTF-8"));

    // do reading, usually loop until end of file reading



    String mLine;



    while ((mLine = reader.readLine())!= null ) {

        surah1.add(mLine);

        //process line

    }



    Log.i("TAG", "onCreateView: " + surah1);

} catch (IOException e) {

    e.printStackTrace();

} finally {

    if (reader != null){

        try {

            reader.close();

        } catch (IOException e) {

            e.printStackTrace();

        }

    }

}

When I am displaying it using RecyclerView it is either displaying in horizontal format or vertical format. But I want display it in paragraph format.

listView.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(this,LinearLayoutManager.HORIZONTAL, true));



madapter = new testingAdapter(testing.this,surah1);

listView.setAdapter(madapter);

Actually what i want is when ever user click on the line i want to change that hole line color and also if user want to share he can share it. so thats the reason i am changing text file to array list. if any one is having any idea please help me out.

example:
In this image i am displaying that text by web view. but i want to display it base on lines so that when ever i click on line i can change that line color and share it.

i want it to be like this

but getting this when RecyclerView is in vertical format

edited Jan 2 at 8:35

GianhTran

1,9701922

asked Jan 2 at 7:27

syed raheem

Why not you use TextView?

– Khemraj
Jan 2 at 8:22

add a comment |

I am having a word file which contain some text I am getting that text in array list base on lines.

BufferedReader reader = null;



try {

    reader = new BufferedReader(

        new InputStreamReader(getAssets().open("surah1.txt"), "UTF-8"));

    // do reading, usually loop until end of file reading



    String mLine;



    while ((mLine = reader.readLine())!= null ) {

        surah1.add(mLine);

        //process line

    }



    Log.i("TAG", "onCreateView: " + surah1);

} catch (IOException e) {

    e.printStackTrace();

} finally {

    if (reader != null){

        try {

            reader.close();

        } catch (IOException e) {

            e.printStackTrace();

        }

    }

}

When I am displaying it using RecyclerView it is either displaying in horizontal format or vertical format. But I want display it in paragraph format.

listView.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(this,LinearLayoutManager.HORIZONTAL, true));



madapter = new testingAdapter(testing.this,surah1);

listView.setAdapter(madapter);

example:
In this image i am displaying that text by web view. but i want to display it base on lines so that when ever i click on line i can change that line color and share it.

i want it to be like this

but getting this when RecyclerView is in vertical format

edited Jan 2 at 8:35

GianhTran

1,9701922

asked Jan 2 at 7:27

syed raheem

Why not you use TextView?

– Khemraj
Jan 2 at 8:22

add a comment |

I am having a word file which contain some text I am getting that text in array list base on lines.

BufferedReader reader = null;



try {

    reader = new BufferedReader(

        new InputStreamReader(getAssets().open("surah1.txt"), "UTF-8"));

    // do reading, usually loop until end of file reading



    String mLine;



    while ((mLine = reader.readLine())!= null ) {

        surah1.add(mLine);

        //process line

    }



    Log.i("TAG", "onCreateView: " + surah1);

} catch (IOException e) {

    e.printStackTrace();

} finally {

    if (reader != null){

        try {

            reader.close();

        } catch (IOException e) {

            e.printStackTrace();

        }

    }

}

When I am displaying it using RecyclerView it is either displaying in horizontal format or vertical format. But I want display it in paragraph format.

listView.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(this,LinearLayoutManager.HORIZONTAL, true));



madapter = new testingAdapter(testing.this,surah1);

listView.setAdapter(madapter);

example:
In this image i am displaying that text by web view. but i want to display it base on lines so that when ever i click on line i can change that line color and share it.

i want it to be like this

but getting this when RecyclerView is in vertical format

edited Jan 2 at 8:35

GianhTran

1,9701922

asked Jan 2 at 7:27

syed raheem

I am having a word file which contain some text I am getting that text in array list base on lines.

BufferedReader reader = null;



try {

    reader = new BufferedReader(

        new InputStreamReader(getAssets().open("surah1.txt"), "UTF-8"));

    // do reading, usually loop until end of file reading



    String mLine;



    while ((mLine = reader.readLine())!= null ) {

        surah1.add(mLine);

        //process line

    }



    Log.i("TAG", "onCreateView: " + surah1);

} catch (IOException e) {

    e.printStackTrace();

} finally {

    if (reader != null){

        try {

            reader.close();

        } catch (IOException e) {

            e.printStackTrace();

        }

    }

}

When I am displaying it using RecyclerView it is either displaying in horizontal format or vertical format. But I want display it in paragraph format.

listView.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(this,LinearLayoutManager.HORIZONTAL, true));



madapter = new testingAdapter(testing.this,surah1);

listView.setAdapter(madapter);

example:
In this image i am displaying that text by web view. but i want to display it base on lines so that when ever i click on line i can change that line color and share it.

i want it to be like this

but getting this when RecyclerView is in vertical format

android android-recyclerview

edited Jan 2 at 8:35

GianhTran

1,9701922

asked Jan 2 at 7:27

syed raheem

edited Jan 2 at 8:35

GianhTran

1,9701922

asked Jan 2 at 7:27

syed raheem

edited Jan 2 at 8:35

GianhTran

1,9701922

edited Jan 2 at 8:35

GianhTran

1,9701922

edited Jan 2 at 8:35

GianhTran

1,9701922

asked Jan 2 at 7:27

syed raheem

asked Jan 2 at 7:27

syed raheem

asked Jan 2 at 7:27

syed raheem

Why not you use TextView?

– Khemraj
Jan 2 at 8:22

add a comment |

Why not you use TextView?

– Khemraj
Jan 2 at 8:22

Why not you use TextView?

– Khemraj
Jan 2 at 8:22

add a comment |

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You just need to style your recyclerview item layout.
Try removing margin/padding from the item layout.

answered Jan 2 at 7:31

Mahmoud Elshamy

1561212

but i want that item layout textview to be displayed side by side completely merged as u can see in first image

– syed raheem
Jan 2 at 7:33

I think this can't be achieved by RecyclerView. Try using flow layout so views is flowed side by side like this library: github.com/ApmeM/android-flowlayout

– Mahmoud Elshamy
Jan 2 at 7:36

ok thanks i will try that

– syed raheem
Jan 2 at 7:39

You can achieve it with ClicableSpan too. But I think it will be some complex. Take a look to this answer so you can add ClickableSpan to a single TextView: stackoverflow.com/a/34541570/2016500

– Mahmoud Elshamy
Jan 2 at 7:40

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You just need to style your recyclerview item layout.
Try removing margin/padding from the item layout.

answered Jan 2 at 7:31

Mahmoud Elshamy

1561212

but i want that item layout textview to be displayed side by side completely merged as u can see in first image

– syed raheem
Jan 2 at 7:33

I think this can't be achieved by RecyclerView. Try using flow layout so views is flowed side by side like this library: github.com/ApmeM/android-flowlayout

– Mahmoud Elshamy
Jan 2 at 7:36

ok thanks i will try that

– syed raheem
Jan 2 at 7:39

You can achieve it with ClicableSpan too. But I think it will be some complex. Take a look to this answer so you can add ClickableSpan to a single TextView: stackoverflow.com/a/34541570/2016500

– Mahmoud Elshamy
Jan 2 at 7:40

add a comment |

You just need to style your recyclerview item layout.
Try removing margin/padding from the item layout.

answered Jan 2 at 7:31

Mahmoud Elshamy

1561212

but i want that item layout textview to be displayed side by side completely merged as u can see in first image

– syed raheem
Jan 2 at 7:33

I think this can't be achieved by RecyclerView. Try using flow layout so views is flowed side by side like this library: github.com/ApmeM/android-flowlayout

– Mahmoud Elshamy
Jan 2 at 7:36

ok thanks i will try that

– syed raheem
Jan 2 at 7:39

You can achieve it with ClicableSpan too. But I think it will be some complex. Take a look to this answer so you can add ClickableSpan to a single TextView: stackoverflow.com/a/34541570/2016500

– Mahmoud Elshamy
Jan 2 at 7:40

add a comment |

You just need to style your recyclerview item layout.
Try removing margin/padding from the item layout.

answered Jan 2 at 7:31

Mahmoud Elshamy

1561212

You just need to style your recyclerview item layout.
Try removing margin/padding from the item layout.

answered Jan 2 at 7:31

Mahmoud Elshamy

1561212

answered Jan 2 at 7:31

Mahmoud Elshamy

1561212

answered Jan 2 at 7:31

Mahmoud Elshamy

1561212

answered Jan 2 at 7:31

Mahmoud Elshamy

1561212

but i want that item layout textview to be displayed side by side completely merged as u can see in first image

– syed raheem
Jan 2 at 7:33

I think this can't be achieved by RecyclerView. Try using flow layout so views is flowed side by side like this library: github.com/ApmeM/android-flowlayout

– Mahmoud Elshamy
Jan 2 at 7:36

ok thanks i will try that

– syed raheem
Jan 2 at 7:39

You can achieve it with ClicableSpan too. But I think it will be some complex. Take a look to this answer so you can add ClickableSpan to a single TextView: stackoverflow.com/a/34541570/2016500

– Mahmoud Elshamy
Jan 2 at 7:40

add a comment |

but i want that item layout textview to be displayed side by side completely merged as u can see in first image

– syed raheem
Jan 2 at 7:33

I think this can't be achieved by RecyclerView. Try using flow layout so views is flowed side by side like this library: github.com/ApmeM/android-flowlayout

– Mahmoud Elshamy
Jan 2 at 7:36

ok thanks i will try that

– syed raheem
Jan 2 at 7:39

You can achieve it with ClicableSpan too. But I think it will be some complex. Take a look to this answer so you can add ClickableSpan to a single TextView: stackoverflow.com/a/34541570/2016500

– Mahmoud Elshamy
Jan 2 at 7:40

but i want that item layout textview to be displayed side by side completely merged as u can see in first image

– syed raheem
Jan 2 at 7:33

I think this can't be achieved by RecyclerView. Try using flow layout so views is flowed side by side like this library: github.com/ApmeM/android-flowlayout

– Mahmoud Elshamy
Jan 2 at 7:36

ok thanks i will try that

– syed raheem
Jan 2 at 7:39

You can achieve it with ClicableSpan too. But I think it will be some complex. Take a look to this answer so you can add ClickableSpan to a single TextView: stackoverflow.com/a/34541570/2016500

– Mahmoud Elshamy
Jan 2 at 7:40

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