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Attached sample project and video that shows that the wrapping can get wrong.
lb...@gmail.com
It's not just that a part of a word tend to wrap to the next line. It's sometimes that it wraps even though staying with a certain number of lines could fit just fine, meaning that it prefers to wrap a part of the word, than to change the text size.
Attached a video showing this too.
Attached a video showing this too.
lb...@gmail.com
@4 This issue still exists?
I hope they will provide a solution that will work on all Android versions.
The reason I still have a library for this (which sadly also has its own issues) is because of it:
https://github.com/AndroidDeveloperLB/AutoFitTextView
Try it. Maybe it will help, at least in some use cases...
I hope they will provide a solution that will work on all Android versions.
The reason I still have a library for this (which sadly also has its own issues) is because of it:
Try it. Maybe it will help, at least in some use cases...
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the new 26.0.0 Beta 1 of the support library
- Relevant code to trigger the issue.
Probably just use the official ones:
- A screenrecord or screenshots showing the issue (if UI related).
This wasn't tested, because the IDE for some reason fails for me to use the support library, but you can see this issue on the real Google IO video (called "What's New in Android (Google I/O '17)" ) :
Notice how the "w" of "TextView" wraps to the next line, instead of changing the font size or wrapping the word itself to the next line.