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created text-pages...
My first attempt was doing it with the scrollrect property. (wich ended
up unfortunatly in seeing pixel-lines (of lines of text) sometime when
using it to show different pages)
The problem isn't figuring out 'if' I need new pages (or how much), but
it is
My first attempt was doing it with the scrollrect property. (wich ended
up unfortunatly in seeing pixel-lines (of lines of text) sometime when
using it to show different pages)
The problem isn't figuring out 'if' I need new pages (or how much), but
it is where the last word/character/whatever
Guessing you can't target FP 10..
I built a column text component with pagination once upon a time, and the
easiest way I found to do it was to create the full text off-screen in one
text field that has your required width, then grab one line at a time from
the off-screen text field and add it to t
Hi,
Maybe look at the "Text Metrics" somehow for this and determine if
the "height" of a string formatted to your text field settings will be
taller than you need.
- you might want to be careful counting "words", because things like
newline, etc have a bearing on your text height...
You can use the scrollV and maxScrollV properties to determine if you have
text outside of the field.
if(myTextField.scrollV != myTextField.maxScrollV){
//scrollbars or pagination needed
}
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 8:05 AM, Sander Schuurman wrote:
> Hi cool list,
>
> Got myself a little optimaz
Hi cool list,
Got myself a little optimazation challenge.
I'm getting HTML text from an XML file. The big text needs to be split
into different pages, depending on the size of the text.
What's the best way to approach this?
I'm no counting words, en add words to a dynamic TextField (with
css
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