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If I execute getTextBounds where my text is "Hello" the width is 60 but i expect 50.
The unknown character I am guessing is the termination character /0 of the char array.
Secound issue is if you are too close to the edge of the display BUT there is enough space to draw..
If my X position is 270, and the width of the display is 320 then the width returned by getTextBounds is 318
I haven't looked much into the code for the library other than i came to the charBounds section and gave up
My guess of what causes the issue:
Note that 10px is because im using size 2 for my text.
270 + (10px * amount of characters) + 10px(unknown character) = 330px and the display is 320px max.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First up I've concluded that the getTextBounds function includes an additional character.
Refer to the sketch I've included.
getTextBounds_Issue_example_002.zip
If I execute getTextBounds where my text is "Hello" the width is 60 but i expect 50.
The unknown character I am guessing is the termination character /0 of the char array.
Secound issue is if you are too close to the edge of the display BUT there is enough space to draw..
If my X position is 270, and the width of the display is 320 then the width returned by getTextBounds is 318
I haven't looked much into the code for the library other than i came to the charBounds section and gave up
My guess of what causes the issue:
Note that 10px is because im using size 2 for my text.
270 + (10px * amount of characters) + 10px(unknown character) = 330px and the display is 320px max.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: