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UILabel's don't respect incasing view #33
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Can you post a screenshot? |
With the UIStackView behavior and OAStackView behavior? |
UIStackView (iOS 9)OAStackView (iOS 8.4 & iOS 9)I also double checked OAStackView running on iOS9 to make sure it wasn't an iOS8 issue. In this case I want the label to truncate, but it continues past the edge. I have also come across a similar problem where I allow the label to grow to multiple lines instead of truncating. UIStackView is able to handle this case, but I'm running into the same problem with OAStackView. |
I just realized the title of this issue isn't the best description, but I'm not sure what to call it. Feel free to do something about that. 😂 |
Have you found a solution for the issue? |
sorry @fabb, not yet. I'm going to work on this as a first thing soon |
I ended up using TZStackView which works as expected. |
So, I've been using OAStackView as a drop back for iOS8/7 users. Overall, it has been really really good, but I keep running into the same problem with labels.
I will describe the situation, both are nearly identical.
Now, UIStackView will either truncate the text or break it into multiple lines (if specified to). In both situations OAStackView has the text overflowing.
This is my only big problem with OAStackView, would be awesome to get this fixed!
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