A solution for issue #151
When the font is italic, the font of an app may not be fully displayed. I found that I could solve this problem by increasing the width of each view. I added two items. You can then adjust the width of the view.
The Main code is: view.setWidth((int)(child.getMeasuredWidth()*(1+letterSpacingRate)));
The specific performance effects are as follows:
When changing the font to be italic:
After we add apps spacing:
Users can add apps spacing by themselves to avoid this condition now!~~
A solution for issue #151 When the font is italic, the font of an app may not be fully displayed. I found that I could solve this problem by increasing the width of each view. I added two items. You can then adjust the width of the view. The Main code is:
After we add apps spacing:
view.setWidth((int)(child.getMeasuredWidth()*(1+letterSpacingRate)));The specific performance effects are as follows: When changing the font to be italic:Users can add apps spacing by themselves to avoid this condition now!~~
addition: The test font is
Alegreya-Italic.ttf