OK, probably managed to solve this. I can always compare
preferredHeight with height and preferredWidth with width, and this
seems to work for now.
Satu
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Hi,
does anyone know how you can determine the length of
Hi Satu,
Is the question I am asking 'Dynamically increasing size of container to
fit all characters' of interest? I haven't got any solutions as yet,
but it may be useful...
Leon
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Hi,
and yes, I already viewed your question which is close to what I was
seeking. In my case, I do not need dynamic size increase, just to
find out that contents are larger than the component can show. It
would also be great to be able to tackle, after setting the text,
the contents that CAN
Hi,
I think in any case, we'll need a fixed width font... Could be wrong
though...
Do you mean you would like to know how to show the clipped contents
within the text area/input?
Leon
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Hi,
I think in any case, we'll need a fixed width font... Could be
wrong
though...
Do you mean you would like to know how to show the clipped contents
within the text area/input?
Leon
Hi,
mx:Text component can and
Thanks, Doug, for the tip. This function will be useful.
Satu
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Hi Satu,
Have you taken a look at TextFormat.getTextExtent() function? It
sounds like that may be what you want. Documentation on the
TextFormat class
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