The EllipsizeTextView offers a lot of flexibility when it comes to causing words in the text that are longer than the view is wide to be omitted instead of broken in the middle.
The EllipsizeTextView is powerful and flexible. You do not need to worry
about the emoji truncated cause garbled, and you also do not need to worry
about the text be affected by the class CharacterStyle and its subclass
truncated cause unexpected result.
The EllipsizeTextView extends TextView, it supports multiple lines omit
redundant characters, but the method {@link EllipsizeTextView#setMaxLines(int)}
will be always needed to call. besides, you can call the method
{@link EllipsizeTextView#setEllipsizeText(CharSequence, int)} to custom
the content, style, and index(in the reverse order) of the ellipsis.
Add the following dependency to your build.gradle file:
dependencies {
compile 'com.dinuscxj:ellipsizetextview:1.0.0'
}You can specify the attributes from a layout XML like:
Or from code like:
mEllipsizeText.setMaxLines(2);
mEllipsizeText.setEllipsizeText(ellipsizeText, 8);
mEllipsizeText.setText(R.string.long_text);Copyright 2015-2019 dinus
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