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I'd like to place a Text with style of a given pixel size (fittedStyle), at the baseline of a style of a different size (style). My cheesy approach to accomplishing this is:
```Row(modifier = heightMod) {
    // wish there was a simpler way to do this,
    // put in a dummy (0 width) text with the full height style, and then baseline align our fitted text to it
    // alignByBaseline is only available in a Row
    // I wish I could just interrogate the line height info directly from the style and then do the baseline adjust there
    Text("", style = style, modifier = Modifier.alignByBaseline())
    Text(
       text = text,
       modifier = Modifier.alignByBaseline(),
       style = fittedStyle,
       overflow = fittedOverflow,
       softWrap = false,
       maxLines = 1
    )
}```
The inline comments pretty much asks the question. Is there not a more simply way to do this? I'd rather wrap it in a box and add an offset than have to generate a dummy entry.

`TextMeasurer` would give you a `TextLayoutResult` with `firstBaseline`

Thanks! That did just the trick. I've finally got me a working AutoSizeLabel that fits my needs.