I am using ActionBar.Tabs (4.x), and if I have a bit longer text in the caption, it is wrapped to 2 lines, just in the middle of the word.
Like:
text = ABCDEF
on the tab:
ABCDE
F
This is very ugly.
See screenshot
How can I prevent the ActionBar.Tabs to wrap the text, and make the tabs wider instead?
Thanks
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Simple question, not sure if there is an answer.
Imagine you have 2 text boxes in a tkinter window, is it possible to know which of the 2 the user is focused on, then return the text widget object itself, or a variable that tells you something.
**Context: **Trying to insert a set of characters at the users cursor, but I want it to add it at their cursor regardless of the text box. Instead of:
self.text1.insert(tk.INSERT, "
Some text..."), I want self.focusedText.insert(tk.INSERT, "
Some text at your cursor in the focused text widget..."). Is there some way to figure out which of many Text widgets a user is focused on? Thanks!
I am coding in swift 3 and I want to type a message in an app but when you type more than the leght of the text field, the beginning of your typing disappears. How can I code that my tekstfield gets multiple lines of text if you type more?
Thanks for helping me
You cannot. Text fields are designed to only have one line.
Replace it with a UITextView instead.
I'm looking at Youtube examples and I see the instructor has Widgets I don't have, Like different size Text Fields and an analogue clock.
Is there somewhere I can get more Widgets?
I obtained a text size same as to the "tutorial" using:
android:textAppearance="#style/TextAppearance.AppCompat.Large"
Looks like AndroidStudio has undergone some change. Best option is to enter the "Text" mode and type the style yourself. For ex. if you need an equivalent of LargeText view, then add a TextView and move onto the Text mode and add this line:
android:textAppearance="#style/?android:attr/textAppearanceLarge"
Or you could also edit the properties of TextView too.
You should add this line android:textAppearance="#android:style/TextAppearance.Large"
inside the TextView after clicking on the Text tab near Design tab located in the middle left to the right of design tab.
but you have to consider that first of all you need to drag and drop TextView from Widgets into the user interface or Design section.
Click into the Text tab located middle left to the right of the Design tab, find the TextView element and within it simply enter this line of code:
style="/?android:attr/textAppearanceLarge"
Remember this line of code has to be within the element in order for it to work.
Go to properties and then select text appearance and select app.
combat.large
Use this:
android:text="Large Text"
android:textAppearance="?android:attr/textAppearanceLarge"
Add it inside your Textview tag.
I have created an edit control with multi-line style. I used SetCueBanner for displaying some text as tip. It displays the text only when I remove the ES_MULTILINE style, but with this style the text is not displayed.Why is this happening and how to display the Cue Banner text with multi-line style?
There is no "standard" way to show a cue banner for ES_MULTILINE.
The docs clearly state that this isn't possible for multiline or RTF controls:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb761639(v=vs.85).aspx
If you want to do such a thing, you need to subclass the control and do your own painting if the Control contains no text and has the focus.
In my app i need to show Arabic text and English text in a textview. The Arabic text should be right aligned the English text should be left aligned.
Is it possible with a textview? I have tried using a webview instead of a textview, and I am getting what I need. But scrolling the webview is very slow.
You need to use the same name for the property, selectionString instead of selctionString.
Or you need to declare the property name and make it synthesize:
#synthesize selctionString = selectionString; // Missing "e"