Even if you use string formatting sometimes you still need white spaces at the beginning or the end. On these cases neither escaping with \ nor using or the xml:space attribute helps.
You must use the UTF character \u0020 for white spaces. Just type this succession of characters and it will be interpreted as a space. The \u part tells android that the following number represents the character in the UTF table.
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ReplyDeleteok thank you for this tip, but how can we use that xml encoding, what is it ? i am googleing it like one hour and found nothing
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ReplyDeleteI use code   ; to add spaces.
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