java - Rendering an ImageView with absolute size and coordindate -


i hate learn complicated stuff imageview. want this: 

image_view.setx(200); image_view.sety(200); image_view.setwidth(50); image_view.setheight(50);

it must not affected gravity. want absolute position , absolute size (by pixel).

can me simplify android programming since had previous experience 2d computer development before? thank you.

i have scale each image beforehand, not use imageview functions scale images.

    final int square_size = 150;     bitmap bm = bitmapfactory.decoderesource(getresources(), r.drawable.android_img);     bitmap bm2 = bitmapfactory.decoderesource(getresources(), r.drawable.android_img2);      imageview image_view1 = new imageview(this);             image_view1.setimagebitmap(bitmap.createscaledbitmap(bm, square_size, square_size, false));     image_view1.setlayoutparams(new layoutparams(layoutparams.match_parent, layoutparams.match_parent));     image_view1.setx(0);     image_view1.sety(0);     image_view1.setscaletype(imageview.scaletype.matrix);      imageview image_view2 = new imageview(this);             image_view2.setimagebitmap(bitmap.createscaledbitmap(bm2, square_size, square_size, false));     image_view2.setlayoutparams(new layoutparams(layoutparams.match_parent, layoutparams.match_parent));     image_view2.setx(square_size + 20);     image_view2.sety(0);     image_view2.setscaletype(imageview.scaletype.matrix);      imageview image_view3 = new imageview(this);             image_view3.setimagebitmap(bitmap.createscaledbitmap(bm2, square_size, square_size, false));     image_view3.setlayoutparams(new layoutparams(layoutparams.match_parent, layoutparams.match_parent));     image_view3.setx(0);     image_view3.sety(square_size + 20);     image_view3.setscaletype(imageview.scaletype.matrix);      imageview image_view4 = new imageview(this);             image_view4.setimagebitmap(bitmap.createscaledbitmap(bm, square_size, square_size, false));     image_view4.setlayoutparams(new layoutparams(layoutparams.match_parent, layoutparams.match_parent));     image_view4.setx(square_size + 20);     image_view4.sety(square_size + 20);     image_view4.setscaletype(imageview.scaletype.matrix);      relativelayout views = new relativelayout(this);      views.addview(image_view1);     views.addview(image_view2);     views.addview(image_view3);     views.addview(image_view4);      setcontentview(views);

and result looks plausible! how wonderful can be!

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