I am very happy to say that I was proven wrong. We are able get the
information needed to understand how the engine calculated the soft line
wraps. If you put the formattedtext of a line that has be wrapped into
a variable, the variable will contain the text of each segment of the
line that
Hi,
if you want to set the textShift dynamically you could this:
---
put the long id of field "fFour" into tLID -- change name of field
-- calculate a textshift depending on the textHeight and textSize
put the effective textHeight of tL
Thanks Terry,
Glad it was just an easy property I missed.
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> On Nov 30, 2014, at 18:55, Terry Judd wrote:
>
> Hi Eric - I think you can probably get what you want as far as the first
> part of your request goes by fiddling with the textShift property. Set
> your textsize first, then your
Hi Eric - I think you can probably get what you want as far as the first
part of your request goes by fiddling with the textShift property. Set
your textsize first, then your textHeight and then set the textShift to
something like -20 (+ or - a bit) i.e. (set the textShift of char 1 to
-1 of fld
I too would like to see some added field capabilities. What I want is a
textSize of 17, a fixedLineHeight at 52, horizontal lines, and the text
centered between the top and bottom lines.
Is there a way to do this that I am not finding through extensive research? I
don't want a custom control, I
After more testing of list formatting, we need the listdepth and
listindent as part of a softline because a element of a list can wrap.
Ralph, I have not used formatting within button labels, so I will have
to research them. I am guessing that they do not have all of the
settings as a field.
Mike,
Thanks You! I'm a + 1 on this. We need to be able to reliably calculate
field/line geometry especially on mobile. I've been wrestling getting this
correct since the new field object was introduced. I have 2 related bugs on
this: http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=12176 and
http://qual
