Hi,
So basically my question is, is there a way to wrap text on a FixedText,
or make the background on a MultiLineEdit transparent (or is there a
better text control I can use?)
Use SetPaintTransparent( sal_True );
If I remember correctly :)
Okay so that worked but now I have another problem as a result.
Strangely, underneath this MultiLineEdit, there is now the same text as
in the MultiLineEdit - like some 'ghost' text (you can see this here
http://i.imgur.com/oAArn.png)
Also, for this control I need to use a different font, which I am doing
with:
Font aLargeFont = GetSettings().GetStyleSettings().GetLabelFont();
aLargeFont.SetSize( Size( 0, aLargeFont.GetSize().Height() * 1.5 ) );
aLargeFont.SetFillColor( Color( 46, 52, 54 ) );
aDescriptionText.SetFont( aLargeFont );
However when using the MultiLineEdit, this font is not applied to the
text (but strangely, it is applied to the 'ghost' text underneath)
Any help? :/
--
Andrew
PS: here is the part of the .src file where the MultiLineEdit is
MultiLineEdit ABOUT_DESCRIPTION_TEXT
{
Border = FALSE ;
Pos = MAP_APPFONT ( 54 , 6 ) ;
Size = MAP_APPFONT ( 118 , 16 ) ;
IgnoreTab = TRUE ;
ReadOnly = TRUE ;
AutoVScroll = TRUE ;
LEFT = FALSE ;
CENTER = TRUE ;
RIGHT = FALSE ;
Text [ en-US ] = "LibreOffice is a modern, easy-to-use, open
source productivity suite for word processing, spreadsheets,
presentations and more.";
Pos = MAP_APPFONT ( 54 , 100 ) ;
Size = MAP_APPFONT ( 415 , 30 ) ;
};
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