You could definitely do it, but you would have to call some sort of
validateX() before you get a useful height, unless the height of the
internal renderer is exposed via textHeight (which it probably is, now that
I think about it). Haven't tried it, though.

On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 4:04 PM, Alex Harui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>  Did you try it?.  I'm pretty sure I can use Text or TextArea instead of
> UITextField.  I might have to call validateClient() on it after fixing its
> width, but the key is to fix its width and then ask for its measurements.
>
> However, I definitely recommend using TextField over Text or TextArea in
> renderers.  It is much lighter than Text or TextArea.
>
>
>


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