[Laszlo-dev] <text> tags
Lou Iorio
liorio at laszlosystems.com
Wed Feb 20 10:21:23 PST 2008
On Feb 20, 2008, at 2:16 PM, P T Withington wrote:
> Max (cc-ed) might be a better resource. I'm not really up on text.
>
> On 2008-02-20, at 11:42 EST, Lou Iorio wrote:
>
>> Hi Tucker,
>>
>> In this JIRA, there are two problems:
>>
>> Example 21.12 is trying to show how you can use <text> with
>> multiline=false.
>
> That seems backwards to me. If you want multiple lines, I would
> think you would have to have multiline="true".
From the reference page for <text>:
multiline
If true, the lines of text are wrapped to fit within the text width.
(The name multiline is a misnomer. Unwrapped text can be multiple
lines if it contains a <br /> or <p> element, or a line break within
a <pre> element. This attribute defaults to true if width and height
are explicitly specified. If you set multiline=true, you probably
want to explicitly a width for the text also; if multiline=true and
you do not specify a width, the system will pick an arbitrary width
(100 pixels at the moment). When multiline=true, the text is
automatially re-wrapped whenever the content is modified by calls to
setText, or whenever the width of the text view is modified.
>
>> The text states that you can use <br /> tags to force line breaks,
>> but this doesn't
>> work. The reference says the same thing. This did not work in
>> version 3.4 either.
>> In the example, the text doesn't break.
>>
>> canvas height="125">
>> <simplelayout spacing="5"/>
>> <text bgcolor="#ccccff" multiline="false" width="500" height="100">
>> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit.
>> Cras<br/>
>> nibh. Quisque justo. Donec porta, wisi quis vehicula
>> interdum,<br/>
>> augue dui pharetra lectus, non adipiscing purus nibh vitae purus.
>> </text>
>> </canvas>
>>
>> Example 21.18 is trying to show that you can't have an image in
>> text if there is
>> no text. This doesn't work: the image shows up either way. Here's
>> the example:
>>
>> <canvas height="100">
>> <text multiline="true" height="80">
>> Some text and
>> <img src="./images/horse-3.jpg" width="20" height="20"
>> align="left"/>
>> some more text
>> </text>
>> </canvas>
>
> No clue on this. Sounds like it was documenting a bug that has
> gone away perhaps?
>
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