Re: [Flashcoders] TextField._height reported incorrectly with wordWrap = true

2006-08-12 Thread Francis Turmel
I'm not sure if this will actualy be related to the problem you have, but I've had issues with textfields heights lately and this is what I've figured out: - Use the TextField.textHeight property

[Flashcoders] TextField._height reported incorrectly with wordWrap = true

2006-08-11 Thread Kjel Anderson
Hey list, Has anyone had a problem with textField._height being reported incorrectly when the text wraps to a second line? I tried to get around this by using the ._height variable of the MovieClip in question, but it is reporting it's height incorrectly as well. I am using the latest version

Re: [Flashcoders] TextField._height reported incorrectly with wordWrap = true

2006-08-11 Thread Ramon Miguel M. Tayag
My runs fine. I didn't try it with MTASC though. Have you tried using the IDE? It should be the same either case though... On 8/12/06, Kjel Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey list, Has anyone had a problem with textField._height being reported incorrectly when the text wraps to a second

Re: [Flashcoders] TextField._height reported incorrectly with wordWrap = true

2006-08-11 Thread Kjel Anderson
No IDE for Linux yet :( Can't find any coding errors. Single line text fields are lining up just fine. When I ask flash for the size of the double line text field, it adds thirteen to the _height. I am using embedded fonts. Maybe I'll try it without the embedded fonts. Kjel On Friday 11

Re: [Flashcoders] TextField._height reported incorrectly with wordWrap = true

2006-08-11 Thread Matthias Dittgen
this happens to me only sometimes and when I use negative leadings. Try to encapsulate your textfield with a movieclip and grab the height of the movieclip instead of the textfield height. That's the common workaround, I think. Have fun, Matthias 2006/8/11, Kjel Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]: No