Hi Michael,
I will try to explain the indents here.
There are 2 indents when working with lists.
Here is a simple example.
<indent1>SYMBOL<indent2>List text follows here
<indent1> is the Left Indentation value.
<indent2> is the Symbol Indent value.
You can use the method List.setIndentationLeft(float indentation) to modify
value <indent1>.
i.e. List.setIndenationLeft(75);
There is no method at this time to modify the <indent2> value, it must be set
at the time you create the list.
i.e. List list = new List(true, 100); // Create a numbered list and set the
<indent2> value to 100
If you look at the constructors for the List class you will see a couple
different implementations you can use to create your list and set the <indent2>
value at time of instantiation.
Regards,
Howard Shank
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sry ive read it but my english isnt so good...
why cant wordpad show this picture?
maybe you can explain the two different idents? I had all indents i found in
the api in the code, but nothing happend. The space between symbol and text is
still too wide.
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