I have a view that has a fixed height and that should be filled with
text (at runtime, but the text keeps static once set). Now I want to
be able to calculate the optimal width of the view so that the entire
text is visible. The text may wrap around.
I tried a zillion things with NSTextView and sizeToFit (e.g.
setHorizontallyResizable:YES and setVerticallyResizable:NO), but
nothing worked.
The best result I got was a width that is able to hold the entire text
in one long line. But I have a fixed height that can hold more than
just one line of the text. That should be used! I want to get the
optimal width so that the text can be placed into the view for a given
height and the text can be wrapped if necessary.
Calculating the height for a fixed width is easy (there are several
solutions and it was often asked in this mailing list), but
calculating the width for a given height seems to be impossible.
Do I have to do kind of a "binary search" to get the optimal width? So
trying different widths, laying out the text and checking its height
if it fits into my fixed height?!?
This must be possible (and should be fast enought, because the text is
short and I only have to do it once in my app), but I would prefer an
easier solution. ;-)
Any thoughts?
Regards,
Mani
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