If you look in the NSString (UIStringDrawing) documentation, you'll
see that NSString has a -sizeWithFont: method that returns a CGSize,
which will be the bounding box for that string when its drawn with the
passed in UIFont. You can then use that size as part of the CGRect
for constructing a UILabel.
If you need to control things like wordwrap and whatnot, check out the
related methods.
HTH,
Dave
On 29 Dec, 2008, at 9:20 PM, Tharindu Madushanka wrote:
Hi
I am new to iPhone application development and please help me on this.
I need to add the contents in a text field to a UILabel. But I can't
guess
how long the string in the text field be. There fore, can I make a
UILabel
from the text ( I mean to fit the text to UILabel size). I have
searched but
could not find a solution. Please help me on this with some code.
I think if I get a CGRect object with some string it could set as
UILabel's
frame. can you suggest some code segment to do this.
Thank you
Tharindu
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