TextView singleLine=“false” without specifying defined width?
You could use android:maxWidth="10dip to prevent the textview from growing more than the specified width.
You could use android:maxWidth="10dip" to prevent the textview from growing more than the specified width.
I'm trying to get a textview to take have mutiple lines and cut at the size of the parent. This does not force it to only be the width of this view. The text goes off screen.
The text view will only force if I give it a pixel count.
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