LineHeightStyle.Mode
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value class LineHeightStyle.Mode
Defines if the specified line height value should be enforced.
The line height is determined by the font file used in the text. So, sometimes the specified text height can be too tight to show the given text. By using Adjustment.Minimum the line height can be adjusted to the system provided value if the specified line height is too tight. This is useful for supporting languages that use tall glyphs, e.g. Arabic, Myanmar, etc.
Summary
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LineHeightStyle.Mode |
Always use the specified line height on every line but add the necessary paddings on text layout's top and bottom when the system preferred line height is larger. |
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LineHeightStyle.Mode |
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LineHeightStyle.Mode |
Be able to use the specified line height at all lines, including the first and last. |
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Public companion properties
Fixed
val Fixed: LineHeightStyle.Mode
Always use the specified line height on every line but add the necessary paddings on text layout's top and bottom when the system preferred line height is larger. This guarantees that taller glyphs won't be trimmed at the boundaries. On the other hand, middle lines respect the specified line height at all times and tall glyphs can overflow to upper or lower lines.
Minimum
val Minimum: LineHeightStyle.Mode
By specifying Mode.Minimum, when the specified line height is smaller than the system preferred value, the system preferred one is used instead on all lines. Top and bottom paddings are also added. This prevents the overflow of tall glyphs in middle lines.
Tight
val Tight: LineHeightStyle.Mode
Be able to use the specified line height at all lines, including the first and last. This configuration basically gets rid of the safety rails that are added by Mode.Fixed. Tall glyphs might get trimmed at top, bottom, or both when used in conjunction with the corresponding Trim value.