fix(viewport): properly truncate to size#228
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Ok I've updated it. But note that your example here sets a width in the style, which none of the bubbles really support well (I'm fixing viewport in this PR, but the other bubbles will remain weird in that case). This of course would benefit from unit tests. I'll send a separate PR for that. |
There are many "interesting" cases: - logical content is wider than display width (long lines). In this case, we truncate. - logical content is smaller than display height (fewer lines than visible). In this case, we pad with empty lines up to the specified height. - logical content is higher than display height (more lines than visible). In this case, we truncate. - style specifies a width wider than the display width. In this case, we ignore the style width and fit in the display width. - style specifies a height higher than the display height. Same as width, we ignore the style and fit in the display height. - style specifies a narrower width or smaller height than the display. In this case we obey the style.
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Nicely done, @knz. I've played with it a bit and it seems perfect now.
If you're referring to this part, it's only for text wrapping, which I imagine is an opt-in feature we should add at some point. |
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There are many "interesting" cases: - logical content is wider than display width (long lines). In this case, we truncate. - logical content is smaller than display height (fewer lines than visible). In this case, we pad with empty lines up to the specified height. - logical content is higher than display height (more lines than visible). In this case, we truncate. - style specifies a width wider than the display width. In this case, we ignore the style width and fit in the display width. - style specifies a height higher than the display height. Same as width, we ignore the style and fit in the display height. - style specifies a narrower width or smaller height than the display. In this case we obey the style.
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Fixes #227
logical content is wider than display width (long lines).
In this case, we truncate.
logical content is smaller than display height (fewer lines
than visible).
In this case, we pad with empty lines up to the specified height.
logical content is higher than display height (more lines than
visible).
In this case, we truncate.
style specifies a width wider than the display width.
In this case, we ignore the style width and
fit in the display width.
style specifies a height higher than the display height.
Same as width, we ignore the style and fit in the display height.
style specifies a narrower width or smaller height than the display.
In this case we obey the style.
cc @meowgorithm