Add wrap_text and an example #883
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Updated to a much more efficient version. |
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Adds a new
wrap_textfunction that converts word breaks to newlines wherever the text would otherwise exceed the given length. The example should be quite self-evident.Screen.Recording.2025-01-12.at.23.36.33.mov