How do I determine how much text will fit in a TextView in Android?

You can create a Paint object with TextView2's text size and use breakText() to measure how many characters will fit in your TextView2's width (This is untested code - might need some slight modifications) String textToBeSplit = arbitraryText; // Text you want to split between TextViews float textView2Width = somehowGetItsWidth; // TextView2's width float myTextSize = textView2.getTextSize(); Paint paint = new Paint(); paint. SetTextSize(myTextSize); // Your text size int numChars = paint. BreakText(textToBeSplit, true, float textView2Width, null) numChars tells you how many characters in textToBeSplit will fit in TextView2's width, enabling you to split it between your views.

You can create a Paint object with TextView2's text size and use breakText() to measure how many characters will fit in your TextView2's width. (This is untested code - might need some slight modifications) String textToBeSplit = arbitraryText; // Text you want to split between TextViews float textView2Width = somehowGetItsWidth; // TextView2's width float myTextSize = textView2.getTextSize(); Paint paint = new Paint(); paint. SetTextSize(myTextSize); // Your text size int numChars = paint.

BreakText(textToBeSplit, true, float textView2Width, null); numChars tells you how many characters in textToBeSplit will fit in TextView2's width, enabling you to split it between your views.

Thank you for the rough example. I will work on this and let you know how it turns out. – groomsy Aug 4 '10 at 21:53.

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