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I know FPDF etc can do it.
This library says was inspired by.
but the demo.pdf doesn't contain a paragraph spanning multiple lines.
It would be nice if it could be documented somewhere how to do it / whether its supported.
Something like try_put_text(width, text) returning height and remaining text not fitting on page or similar.
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It's a common use case eventually. And as I said fpdf can do it: http://www.fpdf.org/en/doc/multicell.htm
So it should eventually be documented maybe goal/no goal.
Maybe this issue can be used to brainstorm about solutions or what to document.
In the end it would be part of something bigger: A layout engine. Haskell has many doc libraries for formatting text and whatnot.
I know FPDF etc can do it.
This library says was inspired by.
but the demo.pdf doesn't contain a paragraph spanning multiple lines.
It would be nice if it could be documented somewhere how to do it / whether its supported.
Something like try_put_text(width, text) returning height and remaining text not fitting on page or similar.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: