How can I have a single line Text render in all the available width until it's cut off? Given I hav...

# compose

[Marcin Wisniowski]

How can I have a single line Text render in all the available width until it's cut off?

Given I have text "Some long text is cutoff"
I want this:
|Some long text is cu|
I am getting this:
|Some long text is |
The last word is not rendered at all. I thought TextOverflow.Visible would be the behavior I want, but it doesn't change it.

[ephemient]

is something like

Modifier
    .clipToBounds()
    .wrapContentWidth(align = Alignment.Start, unbounded = true)

the way you want it to clip?

[Dan MacNeil]

Try softWrap = false,

[Marcin Wisniowski]

Thanks, both wrapContentWidth and softWrap = false works, and both need clipToBounds() as well.

[ephemient]

(I was curious if you wanted the behavior of truncating in the middle of a character)

[Dan MacNeil]

I had used .fillMaxWidth(0.5f) in my test instead of clipToBounds(). More than one way to do it i guess.

[Marcin Wisniowski]

> (I was curious if you wanted the behavior of truncating in the middle of a character)
Yes, the container is user-resizeable and the text shouldn't "change" as you resize with characters popping into existence.