Hi, I have observed that if text of the scrolling label is short (fitting in scrolling label width) then text does not scroll. I had to add spaces for scrolling the text, however, i do not want to do so because my scrolling text will be different at different instances.
What I meant is that you can open the library file and view the source and make any changes that you need. It would probably be best to rename the control to avoid confusions with the original control.
Width of text is dependant on font, font size and the actual characters in the text (for proportional fonts), spacing, padding, etc, so a generalised answer is not possible. when you have the actual text you can use various routines to get the actual size.
Sorry, but I do not understand your logic.
The purpose of the ScrollingLabel is to show the the user the hidden test by scrolling the text automatically.
Why do you want to scroll a text when everything is visible. I would prefer to read a static text when possible rather than a scrolling text.
What I meant is that you can open the library file and view the source and make any changes that you need. It would probably be best to rename the control to avoid confusions with the original control.
Width of text is dependant on font, font size and the actual characters in the text (for proportional fonts), spacing, padding, etc, so a generalised answer is not possible. when you have the actual text you can use various routines to get the actual size.
Sorry, but I do not understand your logic.
The purpose of the ScrollingLabel is to show the the user the hidden test by scrolling the text automatically.
Why do you want to scroll a text when everything is visible. I would prefer to read a static text when possible rather than a scrolling text.
In my project, there are buttons covering full screen. I would like to scroll some message over the buttons from the middle of the screen. I do not want to occupy additional space to show the message.