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I am displaying single-line text in a container that's too small, resulting in the last visible letter of the text to be partially cut-off. I would like that partial letter to not be displayed – have the text only show as many letters as can fit. Is there a built-in way to achieve that?
```Text(
    text = text,
    maxLines = 1,
    overflow = TextOverflow.Clip,
    softWrap = false,
)```

determine the in-bounds characters in onTextLayout, put the total bounding rect in mutable state, and use it to clip Modifier.drawWithContent?

(I know it’s not what you are asking but…) in this situation, I usually just do a horizontal scale with `TextGeometricTransform(scaleX)`  to make it fit.

Thanks, I ended up adding a fade effect to illustrate there is more text.

(It's not exactly what you were asking either, but I think it's interesting enough to point it out)
Google recently released autosizing logic for textview
It could also match your use case <https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/views/text-and-emoji/autosizing-textview?hl=fr>

I wish they had a way to only scale the X axis, because that looks way better when you have text composables laid out in a row.