I checked there is no properties for multiline in SKLabelNode.
Is it possible to display multiple lines in SKLabelNode?
If no, Please give idea to display text in multilines.
I use this bit of code to get multi lines of code with SKLabelNode.
Multilines in a label-github
There is a way now to do multi-line SKLabelNodes.
Set the property numberOfLines to 0. From Apple's documentation:
The default value is 1 (a single line). A value of 0 in interpreted as an unlimited number of lines. If the height of the text reaches the number of lines, the text will be truncated using the line break mode.
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Say I have two labels, one on top of the other. Label 1 is set to have a maximum number of lines of 2 (numberOfLines=2). So sometimes, depending on the text, Label 1 can take up TWO lines. The thing though is that a maximum of 2 lines should be shown between both labels, where Label 1's second line takes precedence over Label 2. (Also, Label 2 is always 1 line.)
So either of these 2 scenarios are possible:
Label 1 text
Label 2 text
OR
Label 1 text (line 1)
Label 1 text (line 2)
The only way I thought to attack this was to simply hide Label 2 if Label 1 is taking up 2 lines. But the problem is, how can I determine how many lines Label 1 is taking up?
I've found a few other answers about this (1, 2), but none seem to work for me. Is there perhaps a better way to go about this?
In my opinion, you should just use one label, and construct the text seperately by the code and pass the final text into the label. In order to have a new line, you can use "\n". If you want to have a different fonts/color etc, you can always use AttributedString. This will be much cleaner, easier to change, and more flexible to maintain in the future.
Did you working with Constraint? or Did you have knowledge about NSLayoutConstraints?
you can easily do that with managing proper constraint and it doesn't matter how many line will text have you can show both label with text.
make sure label.numberofline = 0. // It will take line as text.
I am using auto-dim-other-buffers-mode, but unfortunately this mode does not change the color of the line number column.
I am using line-number-mode for displaying relative line numbers.
I have tried to customize auto-dim-other-buffers face but have had no success.
I also have tried editing line-number face which allows me to change the color of the column that I wish for auto-dim to take care of.
What options do I have here?
The text in my WKInterfaceLabel is way too long and causes the text to be cut off with dots at the end. I know for UILabel for iOS you can easily resolve this issue by enabling clip mode. I don't believe there is any way for me to resolve this for watchkit. This is going to force me to use an Image if I can't prevent the text from being cut off. Any tips or suggestions is appreciated.
You have a couple options depending on how you want the view to respond. In your interface story board select your label and open the attributes inspector.
Your first option is to change the font to a smaller size. This is more for a static label that you want to style and leave set.
Your second option is to adjust the min scale value, changing this will automatically shrink the text to fit the window up to the value provided. For example if your font size is 12pt and you set the scale to .5, the font will shrink up to 6pt before appending the ellipsis (...).
Your third option is to set the number of lines to 0 (or a higher number). This will move the text down onto the next line.
Set the number of lines to 0 and ensure the label and any containing groups are set to fit content.
if you want your font size adjust according to label size follow this method
in WKInterfaceTable attribute inspector set min scale to 0
like in screen shoot
Result before Min scale = 0
Result after Min scale = 0
Note: your no of lines also set to 1
I have a UILabel which has 4 lines. Its font size is 15 & autoshrink is enabled. It's minimum font size is 10.
When my text is too long then it automatically starts from first line. But when my text is too small then it starts from middle line.
How can I make sure the text always starts from first line, whether it's too long or too short?
I think what you're looking for is more a UITextView than a UILabel.
From Apple's doc :
UITextView displays a region that can contain multiple lines of editable text.
The editable part is optional. You can disable it, along with scrolling if you want to be close to a UILabel.
I have long text and 2 textViews.
I need to insert this text to 2 textViews(they have no scrolling).
It's like book pages(first page is a one textView, second page is a another textView).
So, question is: how to determine which text length I need insert to first textView?
You can set the complete text to the first textView, calculate the visible text range and set the remaining text to the second textView. An alternative is to manually calculate the range of the text that will be visible in the first textView, however it requires ugly recursion with sizeWithFont that i can't believe is so fast, i'd follow the first way.
See this answer to learn how to get the visible text range.
First figure out length of each line, font, and how many lines you can fill into the each textview. Use following to do this
CGFloat stringWidth = [text sizeWithFont:[UIFont fontWithName:your_textview_font_name size:your_textview_font_size]].width;
Then use substrings operation.
Shouldn't be difficult to do this!