I'm trying to make an effect of text that looks similar to this artful style (http://orkposters.com/product/boston-neighborhood-18-x-24-classic-black-white-poster/) while fitting it within a custom shape.
Is there a widget or package that can fit text to a custom shape? I saw that there is BoxFit and you can fit images to fill an area. Is this possible with text?
I'm not sure if there's any known algorithm for painting text this way that I could use as a starting point.
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I have a container, and I want it to have a custom border like the image below. I found ClipPath, which gave me the shape I wanted, but it doesn't provide the border. I also found ShapeBorder, but I don't know how to deal with it. My question is, "How do I make this shape with a border in a professional way?
I'm planning on creating a simple color lookup table-based painting software in Flutter (one color palette can define colors for every image in a set, the canvas defines a source coordinate and a palette coordinate for each pixel, the color at the palette coordinate gives the color of the displayed canvas), and I'm torn between two approaches due to gaps in my knowledge.
In one approach, I can represent the canvas as cells of a GridView. This would allow me to lookup the color in the palette per-pixel, but I'm not sure how I would take the final info for the layout image and its palette and convert them to an image file format.
In another, I can represent the canvas as an Image widget and use the image library to draw upon it, later converting it to an image with image's functionality. However, I don't know how to implement a lookup per-pixel.
Any help would be appreciated. If I can call an event per pixel on Canvas/CustomPaint I'd be open to that as well. Thanks in advance!
How to make text scrollable (horizontal and vertical) using Cairo library?
Are there any cairo API which provide scrolling functionality without the use of gtk library?
Cairo only draws things. It has nothing to do with user interaction and thus the whole question does not really make sense, sorry.
Of course you can draw text with cairo at whatever position you want. Thus, to make text scroll you just have to redraw your text based on user input and use a slightly different position each time.
I am trying to make a template for my company's profile. I want to make rectangle curved from one side. As shown in the figure below. The blue box is a rectangle and the curved line is a curve in word. How can I ignore/delete the highlighted area in MSWord?
You can try using an image instead of the built in shapes. Insert the image, set the height to the full height of the page and set the text-wrapping so it is behind the text. Here's a sample image to try.
Instead of a curved line, use a filled oval shape in front of the rectangle. You might need to use the numeric fields in the Format tab to get the size you need. Also, if you put these elements in the header, they won't get in your way when editing your docs.
First of all, I am using Auto Layout for this Swift application. In one view, i have an image that scales to full screen. And over this image there is an overlay text.
The problem is; When opening in iPhone6, the image scales and fits nicely but the text misplaces (normally) on the image, since the constraints are still the same.
I was thinking of merging the text and the image into one image layer so they scale and fit together. Is this possible ?
Or, anyone knows any other solution rather than trying to understand device and changing text placement contstraints accordingly ?
if you are using auto layout for display text in Lable. than must you have to play with constrain from interface builder. share you screenshot