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13 years 6 months ago #33400
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Is it possible to wrap text in a label? If so, what is the formatt?
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13 years 6 months ago #33401
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I'm pretty sure pyvcp can not wrap text. I know GladeVCP can.
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13 years 6 months ago #33402
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I am pretty sure that I did it on button text, but I don't recall how.Thanks
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13 years 6 months ago #33403
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Figured it out...just use <wraplength>" "</wraplength>
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13 years 6 months ago #33404
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Can you show me the full syntax of the label you make with wraplength?
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13 years 6 months ago #33407
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<label>
<wraplength>"250"</wraplength>
<justify>"left"</justify>
<text>"To program: Move to desired position, push Program, then push Custom 'x' button, then push Program to run"</text>
<font>(Helvetica",10)</font>
</label>
This worked on button text as well.
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<wraplength>"250"</wraplength>
<justify>"left"</justify>
<text>"To program: Move to desired position, push Program, then push Custom 'x' button, then push Program to run"</text>
<font>(Helvetica",10)</font>
</label>
This worked on button text as well.
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13 years 6 months ago #33456
by bigalex
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Hi Dave.
What you discovered is amazing !
Is it really working with the existing pyVCP widgets (label,button as you told) or do you have a modified version ?
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What you discovered is amazing !
Is it really working with the existing pyVCP widgets (label,button as you told) or do you have a modified version ?
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13 years 6 months ago #33458
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It is working with labels and buttons. Attached is a screenshot of using it for a label. Glad that I could finally contribute something instead of always wanting.
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13 years 6 months ago #33461
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Thanks a lot Dave.
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10 years 11 months ago #64963
by Askjerry
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We need to get this information into the PYVCP documentation. I was wondering how to do this and was lucky to find this post.
I did a search on MULTI LINE with no results.
I don't recall seeing the <wraplength> or the <justify> modifiers in there.
I found that not only can you have <bg>#000000</bg> to specify a background color... but also that <fg>#ffffff</fg> works to allow specification of a foreground color.
Now I am wondering if there are other modifiers??? (Time to go play I suppose.)
I also cannot get <multilabel> to work... but i am going to start a new thread on it if I can't results as that is a different topic.
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I did a search on MULTI LINE with no results.
I don't recall seeing the <wraplength> or the <justify> modifiers in there.
I found that not only can you have <bg>#000000</bg> to specify a background color... but also that <fg>#ffffff</fg> works to allow specification of a foreground color.
Now I am wondering if there are other modifiers??? (Time to go play I suppose.)
I also cannot get <multilabel> to work... but i am going to start a new thread on it if I can't results as that is a different topic.
Jerry
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