That's generally how I deal with text fields that have to be centered with
localisable text.

Attach a dummy textfield, enter the text, see how big it is then apply the
positioning information to the real field and remove the dummy one.

Adding/removing a field and getting the values out within 3 lines is quick
enough that you don't see it drawing.

It's a bit awkward, but it works!

On 11/3/07 14:56, "Latcho" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> anoyher fix might be overlaying the displaying field, you don't want to
> have overflowed "your max lines" with
> an input field that has _alpha 100, and has an embed font. Use the later
> as input, ans if maxscroll < 2 after onKeyup,
> feed it to the underlaying visible textfield. Otherwise ,restore its
> content with the previous buffered text and don't feed it to the visible
> field.
> Dirty but worling I guess.
> 
> Latcho.

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