One way to solve your problem is to position the dots behind your label and
make the backgrounds of your labels opaque so that your labels cover part of
the dots and give the appearance that the dots extend from one label to
another.
1) Add a label containing just , as
I could really use some help with this one.
I have an item renderer consisting of two labels, positioned horizontally.
I want to fill the distance between them with , for example:
Car.$40,000
House..$400,000
Any ideas how to do this?
Also, there is the caveat that I draw the
The truncation algorithm simply chops characters until textWidth +
truncationText.textWidth fits.
You could write a similar algorithm that adds “.” until you reach the desired
width. Could be slow though. There are variants that use binary-subdivision
to speed things up a bit, but it is
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