send me your .apk, I'd be happy to try it for you.
On Dec 15, 12:45 am, Schoel <samuelsson.j...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to create a view that fits a text into a given text view.
> I've done a new view that has a custom XML attribute called
> minTextSize that is a dimension. Whenever text is set on the text
> view, it tries with all sizes from the desired (specified in the xml)
> down to minTextSize until it finds one that fits. This works perfectly
> on an emulator, I get the desired behaviour but when I try it on my
> HTC Desire, the calculated text width and the calculated width of the
> text view doesn't seem to match.
> I've tried both Paint.measureText, Paint.getTextWidths and
> Paint.getTextBounds, all with the exact same result. Around 9
> characters fit in the view but I have to write around 18 characters
> before it starts making the font size smaller.
> I use View.getWidth to measure the width of the view and it seems to
> be correct since it claims to take 392 pixels out of the 480 available
> (which looks about right).
> The only thing I can think of is that measureText and getWidth uses
> different units. Could that be the case? Do you have any other ideas
> for me?
> I've tried Stack Overflow and all answers I've seen uses one of the
> three methods in Paint mentioned above.
>
> I appriciate any help,
> Schoel
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