The mismatch is by a factor of 1.5.
Which kinda looks like a mismatch between pixel and dp units of an hdpi
(240 dpi) device.
In what context is this code run? Is this a subclass of TextView?
I'd recommend you take a look at the source, to see if these methods
actually scale text size, you might discover something interesting.
In particular, TextView getSize returns pixels, but setSize assumes the
value is in SP units, and scales it.
http://netmite.com/android/mydroid/1.0/frameworks/base/core/java/android/widget/TextView.java
-- Kostya
15.12.2010 10:45, Schoel пишет:
I can provide some additional information here:
m_TestPaint = new Paint();
m_TestPaint.set(getPaint());
m_MaxTextSize = getTextSize();
m_TestPaint.setTextSize(m_MaxTextSize);
Log.e("FintFit", "Paint text size: " + m_TestPaint.getTextSize());
Log.e("FintFit", "Text text size: " + getTextSize());
This outputs 42.0 and 63.0 respectively. That doesn't seem right, does
it? Why isn't the Paint respecting the size I set to it?
Zsolt: Thanks for the offer but I can't send you my .apk as this code
is part of a closed source project.
BR,
Schoel
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