Hello, to All and Merry Christmas!
I sow some sollution of my problem (truncating cells with no WRAP)
Here it is:
>If you really want to clip text (as opposed to 'split the text'),
>you should write the text to a PdfTemplate with the desired
>dimensions. Then wrap this PdfTemplate in an Image an
I'm sorry if there was some miss-understanding in my message!
And 10x for the fast response, I really hope that this thing can be fixed
somehow or maybe there is a solution but i couldn't see it.
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>Teodor Milcheliev wrote:
>> Bruno, you suggest to use setFixedHeight, but this only works if
Teodor Milcheliev wrote:
> Bruno, you suggest to use setFixedHeight, but this only works if the text is
> horizontally alignment LEFT, but I have the same problem with RIGHT
> alignment, and if the text is split with spaces (which is normal), only the
> firs split is shown, not the last.
>
> Te
Bruno, you suggest to use setFixedHeight, but this only works if the text is
horizontally alignment LEFT, but I have the same problem with RIGHT alignment,
and if the text is split with spaces (which is normal), only the firs split is
shown, not the last.
Text: some dogs are black, others are
Hevn wrote:
I have a PdfPTable and I have set the widths for each column like this:
float[] widths2 = {0.14f, 0.17f, 0.14f, 0.31f, 0.08f, 0.09f, 0.07f};
Now I want the texts inside the cells to not be wrapped so I have this
line:
cell.setNoWrap(true);
What happens is the data overflows to th
I have a PdfPTable and I have set the widths for each column like this:float[] widths2 = {0.14f, 0.17f, 0.14f, 0.31f, 0.08f, 0.09f, 0.07f};Now I want the texts inside the cells to not be wrapped so I have this line:
cell.setNoWrap(true);What happens is the data overflows to the next cell. Is there
