The UITextView is designed to scroll when the string is larger than what the view can show. Make sure that you have set the anchoring and autoresize attributes correctly in code or your xib. Here is an example from a blog post about how to implement your own ellipsis.
@interface NSString (TruncateToWidth) - (NSString*)stringByTruncatingToWidth:(CGFloat)width withFont:(UIFont *)font; @end #import "NSString+TruncateToWidth. H" #define ellipsis @"…" @implementation NSString (TruncateToWidth) - (NSString*)stringByTruncatingToWidth:(CGFloat)width withFont:(UIFont *)font { // Create copy that will be the returned result NSMutableString *truncatedString = self mutableCopy autorelease; // Make sure string is longer than requested width if (self sizeWithFont:font. Width > width) { // Accommodate for ellipsis we'll tack on the end width -= ellipsis sizeWithFont:font.
Width; // Get range for last character in string NSRange range = {truncatedString. Length - 1, 1}; // Loop, deleting characters until string fits within width while (truncatedString sizeWithFont:font. Width > width) { // Delete character at end truncatedString deleteCharactersInRange:range; // Move back another character range.
Location--; } // Append ellipsis truncatedString replaceCharactersInRange:range withString:ellipsis; } return truncatedString; } @end.
I don't want it to scroll – cannyboy Aug 17 at 21:21 1 I would recommend a UILabel but if you need editing check out this post iphonedevelopertips. Com/cocoa/… – Joe Aug 17 at 21:28.
Width -= ellipsis sizeWithFont:font. NSRange range = {truncatedString. While (truncatedString sizeWithFont:font.
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