word-wrap

This sounds a little like an interview question,but is actually a practical problem. I am working with an embedded platform, and have available only the equivalents of those functions: printf() snprintf() Furthermore, the printf() implementation (and signature) is likely to change in the near future, so calls to it have to reside in a separate module, in order to be easy to migrate later. Given those, can I wrap logging calls in some function or macro? The goal is that my source code calls THAT_MACRO("Number of bunnies: %d", numBunnies); in a thousand places, but calls to the above functions

Is there a way to wrap text from a UITextView around a UIImage without using CoreText ? I have been playing around with attributed strings without much luck, and CoreText just seems extremely complicated so I would rather stay out of it. Dannie P This seems to do the trick: UIBezierPath * imgRect = [UIBezierPath bezierPathWithRect:CGRectMake(0, 0, 100, 100)]; self.textView.textContainer.exclusionPaths = @[imgRect]; Works only from iOS 7 and up. The short answer is you can't without CoreText pre iOS 7. I've been struggling with this my self a while ago and the was very helpfull to me. http:/

I am using the latest jqgrid bundle 4.4.5. I want to make header column word-wrap. I read the Oleg answer but seem it's not working with the latest jqgrid. The error messages that appear in firebug is "$grid[0]._complete" is undefined and when is resize the column the error is "this.grid is undefined". Is there any solution to make it work? Edit : after I change $grid.jqGrid('setFrozenColumns'); to $grid.triggerHandler("jqGridAfterGridComplete"); Now when I resize the column, the frozen div column isn't resize too. Note : I change "this.grid" using local variabel. var grid = this.grid || this;

I am new to JavaScript and jQuery. I have a variable named as str in JavaScript and it contains very long text, saying something like "A quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog". I want to wrap it and assign it to the same variable str by inserting the proper \n or br/ tags at the correct places. I don't want to use CSS etc. Could you please tell me how to do it with a proper function in JavaScript which takes the str and returns the proper formatted text to it? Something like: str = somefunction(str, maxchar); I tried a lot but unfortunately nothing turned up the way I wanted it to be! :( Any

This question already has an answer here: Spinner does not wrap text — is this an Android bug? 14 answers I have two spinner and EditText controls within a table layout view on a separate row. The spinners are populated with data. My problem is the data (texts) that are populated into the spinners are too lengthy to fit the screen size. Therefore, the spinners are forced to stretch unnecessarily stretching other controls on another row. It's a must for me to show the texts in the spinner. Hence using ellipses is not an option. If it's possible how can I wrap the lengthy text on the spinners?