word-wrap

I have an Android TextView displaying some text, and it's multi-line. However, in the text, I sometimes have domain names; how can I stop the TextView from splitting the lines up on the periods in them? Is there a unicode non-breaking-period, for example? To see the issue in action in wrapping an email address, run android create project --target 16 --path demo --package com.example.demo --activity MainActivity and change the text in res/layout/main.xml to " Hello World, MyActivity filler text + email foo@foo.com ". That produces this output on a Galaxy S3 (API level 16): (Adjust text as

I have a small css script that force <a> tag word-wrap in a div. It worked fine on FF, Chrome but didn't work on IE9. How can I fix it? .tab_title a{ word-wrap: break-word; } For a similar issue, I used display: inline-block on the <a> tag, which seems to help. And word-break: break-all as I was concerned with long URLs not wrapping. So, this in your case essentially... .tab_title a { display: inline-block; word-break: break-all; } Duke Hall This might do the trick: http://www.last-child.com/word-wrapping-for-internet-explorer/ Another post also suggests applying word-break:break-all and word

I want to put a margin-left on only the text that is wrapped, i.e. text after the first line: This is text with no margin left this text has margin left Example click to see The input and the label are in 1 div and text is wrapped on the second line, which is what I want but is it possible to have like a margin left on only the text that is wrapped on the second line jsfiddle example of my problem Yeah, sort of — I’d suggest combining padding-left and text-indent : HTML <div class="test"> <label for="2question1"> <input type="checkbox" id="2question1" name="2question" title="Merknaam 1" />

I want to avoid an output like this: Here is some text t hat is being wrappe d by characters, sp litting words in ha lf I am using a JTextArea, with setLineWrap(true). How can I make it wrap words, though? (Is there a way to make it only wrap when there is a space or something?) JTextArea.setWrapStyleWord(true) ? If you want your text is wrapped by words and not by the characters ( in other words , if you want you half word also shifts to next line Very simple just use wrapstyleword instead of linewrap Syntax - JTextArea.setwrapstyleword(true); Note~ It can only be used when you linewrap is

I've got a problem with JTextPane . I need to mark some parts of text with specified color, so I've decided to use JTextPane and html tags to decorate my text. JTextPane is inside JScrollPane, and JScrollPane is inside JSplitPane: JTextPane jtp=new JTextPane(); jtp.setContentType("text/html"); JScrollPane scr=new JScrollPane(jtp); JSplitPane leftRight=new JSplitPane(JSplitPane.HORIZONTAL_SPLIT, scr, someOtherComponent); Also, after setting text into jtp I've noticed that it wraps uncorrectly. So, could you advice me how to solve my problem, or, maybe offer a better solution? I have decorate

I come from a heavy div/float background to build responsive sites (e.g. Bootstrap 3, Foundation) and used Flex box briefly but have been attempting to use Grid everywhere since it's been really great at solving a number of problems. I seem to run into "simple" problems like this all too often and feel like I'm missing some basics, and can't find the answer in docs. Anyways, to the code. Given a grid setup like so: display: grid; grid-auto-columns: max-content; grid-auto-flow: column; the content doesn't wrap to a new row once it's filled the width of its parent element. Ideally, I'd be able

Cython equivalent of c define #define myfunc(Node x,...) SetNode(x.getattributeNode(),__VA_ARGS__) I have a c api SetNode which takes first argument a node of struct type node and N variables (N is variable number from 0-N) here is a c example to solve such problum exampleAPI.c #include<stdarg.h> float sumN(int len,...){ va_list argp; int i; float s=0; va_start(argp,len); for(i=0;i<len;i++){ s+=va_arg(argp,int); } va_end(argp); } exampleAPI.h #include<stdarg.h> float sumN(int len,...) examplecode.c #include<stdarg.h> #include"exampleAPI.h" int len(float first,...){ va_list argp; int i=1; va