willw-git
commented
10 years ago Version of wrap_with_tspans() below
- Fixes single word on line issue, described above. Essentially the main loop 'forgot' the last word on a line by itself.
- Fixes text outdenting problem I described here https://github.com/vijithassar/d3textwrap/issues/2 I simply ignored all your complex line length calcs and bodged the text to start at the same place.
- I guess - untried - fixes the text appearing in wrong box issue https://github.com/vijithassar/d3textwrap/issues/3 - I think cause by failure to include the bounding box's (x,y) when calculating the start position for the text.
Excuse me not attempting a reverse fork merge thingy - I don't speak git.
// wrap with tspans if foreignObject is undefined
var wrap_with_tspans = function(item) {
// operate on the first text item in the selection
var text_node = item[0];
var parent = text_node.parentNode;
var text_node_selected = d3.select(text_node);
// measure initial size of the text node as rendered
var text_node_height = text_node.getBBox().height;
var text_node_width = text_node.getBBox().width;
// figure out the line height, either from rendered height
// of the font or attached styling
var line_height;
var rendered_line_height = text_node_height;
var styled_line_height = text_node_selected.style('line-height');
if(
(styled_line_height) &&
(parseInt(styled_line_height))
) {
line_height = parseInt(styled_line_height.replace('px', ''));
} else {
line_height = rendered_line_height;
}
// only fire the rest of this if the text content
// overflows the desired dimensions
if(text_node_width > bounds.width) {
// store whatever is inside the text node
// in a variable and then zero out the
// initial content; we'll reinsert in a moment
// using tspan elements.
var text_to_wrap = text_node_selected.text();
text_node_selected.text('');
if(text_to_wrap) {
// keep track of whether we are splitting by spaces
// so we know whether to reinsert those spaces later
var break_delimiter;
// split at spaces to create an array of individual words
var text_to_wrap_array;
if(text_to_wrap.indexOf(' ') !== -1) {
var break_delimiter = ' ';
text_to_wrap_array = text_to_wrap.split(' ');
} else {
// if there are no spaces, figure out the split
// points by comparing rendered text width against
// bounds and translating that into character position
// cuts
break_delimiter = '';
var string_length = text_to_wrap.length;
var number_of_substrings = Math.ceil(text_node_width / bounds.width);
var splice_interval = Math.floor(string_length / number_of_substrings);
if(
!(splice_interval * number_of_substrings >= string_length)
) {
number_of_substrings++;
}
var text_to_wrap_array = [];
var substring;
var start_position;
for(var i = 0; i < number_of_substrings; i++) {
start_position = i * splice_interval;
substring = text_to_wrap.substr(start_position, splice_interval);
text_to_wrap_array.push(substring);
}
}
// new array where we'll store the words re-assembled into
// substrings that have been tested against the desired
// maximum wrapping width
var substrings = [];
// computed text length is arguably incorrectly reported for
// all tspans after the first one, in that they will include
// the width of previous separate tspans. to compensate we need
// to manually track the computed text length of all those
// previous tspans and substrings, and then use that to offset
// the miscalculation. this then gives us the actual correct
// position we want to use in rendering the text in the SVG.
var total_offset = 0;
// object for storing the results of text length computations later
var temp = {};
// loop through the words and test the computed text length
// of the string against the maximum desired wrapping width
for(var i = 0; i < text_to_wrap_array.length; i++) {
var word = text_to_wrap_array[i];
var previous_string = text_node_selected.text();
var previous_width = text_node.getComputedTextLength();
// initialize the current word as the first word
// or append to the previous string if one exists
var new_string;
if(previous_string) {
new_string = previous_string + break_delimiter + word;
} else {
new_string = word;
}
// add the newest substring back to the text node and
// measure the length
text_node_selected.text(new_string);
var new_width = text_node.getComputedTextLength();
// adjust the length by the offset we've tracked
// due to the misreported length discussed above
var test_width = new_width - total_offset;
// if our latest version of the string is too
// big for the bounds, use the previous
// version of the string (without the newest word
// added) and use the latest word to restart the
// process with a new tspan
if(new_width > bounds.width) {
if(
(previous_string) &&
(previous_string !== '')
) {
total_offset = total_offset + previous_width;
temp = {string: previous_string, width: previous_width, offset: total_offset};
substrings.push(temp);
text_node_selected.text('');
text_node_selected.text(word);
// Handle case where there is just one more word to be wrapped
if(i == text_to_wrap_array.length - 1) {
new_string = word;
text_node_selected.text(new_string);
new_width = text_node.getComputedTextLength();
}
}
}
// if we're up to the last word in the array,
// get the computed length as is without
// appending anything further to it
if(i == text_to_wrap_array.length - 1) {
text_node_selected.text('');
var final_string = new_string;
if(
(final_string) &&
(final_string !== '')
) {
if((new_width - total_offset) > 0) {new_width = new_width - total_offset}
temp = {string: final_string, width: new_width, offset: total_offset};
substrings.push(temp);
}
}
}
// append each substring as a tspan
var current_tspan;
var tspan_count;
// double check that the text content has been removed
// before we start appending tspans
text_node_selected.text('');
for(var i = 0; i < substrings.length; i++) {
var substring = substrings[i].string;
if(i > 0) {
var previous_substring = substrings[i - 1];
}
// only append if we're sure it won't make the tspans
// overflow the bounds.
if((i) * line_height < bounds.height - (line_height * 1.5)) {
current_tspan = text_node_selected.append('tspan')
.text(substring);
// vertical shift to all tspans after the first one
current_tspan
.attr('dy', function(d) {
if(i > 0) {
return line_height;
}
});
// shift left from default position, which
// is probably based on the full length of the
// text string until we make this adjustment
current_tspan
.attr('x', function() {
var x_offset = bounds.x;
if(padding) {x_offset += padding;}
return x_offset;
});
// .attr('dx', function() {
// if(i == 0) {
// var render_offset = 0;
// } else if(i > 0) {
// render_offset = substrings[i - 1].width;
// render_offset = render_offset * -1;
// }
// return render_offset;
// });
}
}
}
}
// position the overall text node, whether wrapped or not
text_node_selected.attr('y', function() {
var y_offset = bounds.y;
// shift by line-height to move the baseline into
// the bounds – otherwise the text baseline would be
// at the top of the bounds
if(line_height) {y_offset += line_height;}
// shift by padding, if it's there
if(padding) {y_offset += padding;}
return y_offset;
});
// shift to the right by the padding value
text_node_selected.attr('x', function() {
var x_offset = bounds.x;
if(padding) {x_offset += padding;}
return x_offset;
});
// assign our modified text node with tspans
// to the return value
return_value = d3.select(parent).selectAll('text');
}
vijithassar
(About to report a number of bugs. Would first of all like to say thanks for a great effort - I really like the idea, and it is just what I need. Unfortunately...)
Using the wrap_with_tspans method with IE11, if a single word should be wrapped to a line by itself, then this word is missed out.
This capture shows this happening on the demo page:
Adding an extra word to the text fixes it.