Can you please show a screenshot of the issue or something?

Hi !,

I think I've just realised when it fails.
This is when you define the setMinTextSize() by XML, this is so because I
have a CustomTextView class that extends of your AutoFitTextView, and I
define custom attrs, such as 'customMinTextSize', then I call to
setMinTextSize() within my CustomTextView class. If I remove
'customMinTextSize' attr from XML it works fine.

In the screeshots, the wrong one has the 'customMinTextSize' attr set in
XML for the first textview. The second textview has no 'customMinTextSize'
attr in neither of the screenshots

good
.[image: Imágenes integradas 2]

wrong
[image: Imágenes integradas 1]

Regards!

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Can you please show a screenshot of the issue or something?

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I don't see the images.

Here are images, sorry ;)

wrong

good

can you please make a (minimized, tiny) sample project to show this? I never noticed a truncated text before.

Sorry, I've tried to make a sample but it works perfectly (unfortunately ;)).

In my project, where this fails, the above images are a header (injected with include tag) within an item layout of a ListView, and when the app starts the headers are ok, but when scrolling the listview they are become wrong, and the others layouts where I use the same header are displayed wrong.

Maybe this is a ghost bug, but it solved my issue.
Anyway my solution is use post() to wait the view is drawed.

Regards!

I'm not sure if I should merge this pull request.
Is this the only way to solve it?
Is it the best way?
Would it still work on normal scenarios?

Ok, if I find out anything, I'll keep you informed.

ok.

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Ok, if I find out anything, I'll keep you informed.

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I was able to reproduce the bug.
You can see the sample app here :

https://github.com/miguelbcr/AutoFitTextView/tree/master/sampleTruncated

search for 'FIXME' in files and comment/uncomment the blocks or lines of code and observe the textview's on the listview how they are truncated

I've got the sample, but I don't see truncated text when running "sampleTruncated" :

I see you didn't change the code there, as there is the original code un-commented, and your new code being commented:

Yes I left the original code to see the bug, and then you can alternate between one code and the other one to see the behaviour.
Here is my bug, but it is when you do scroll, and not of all fails, only some list items

Ohhh.... It's so subtle and tiny that I didn't notice.
So you think I should merge it?
Is this the only way to solve it?
Is it the best way?
Would it still work on normal scenarios?

I dont know if it is the best way to solve it or if you should merge it, but I spent a lot of time with this behaviour and at the end I found that workaround, and also I don't know if this is a good code or simply a shit, because Im aN average programmer, but this did that avoid to use another library, because I like yours.

ok, you've convinced me. I will now merge it.
Thank you for your contribution for the library.

Thank you for your library ;)

ummmm... I think I've merged the new sample too somehow.

This is the first time I collaborate on github and I'm not an expertise with Git, so I committed the sample code because I didn't know how upload it for you could see it, but you have freedom to delete or change whatever you want, I don't mind, because the bug fixing comment , maybe, is not appropriate either.

That's what I did.
I've never done what you did, but I have written the code in the post
instead. How do you do it?

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This is the first time I collaborate on github and I'm not an expertise
with Git, so I committed the sample code because I didn't know how upload
it for you could see it, but you have freedom to delete or change whatever
you want, I don't mind, because the bug fixing comment , maybe, is not
appropriate either.

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I don't know what are you referring with 'How do you do it?', but I've changed the title of my pull request. All this is new for me, forks, pull request, ... so don't ask me complex things,... by the moment... ;)

But this is it. I never done such a thing as pull-request.
What are the steps till you've shown me to merge the code? Did you fork it perhaps?

Yes, I click on Fork (top right icon), and then I clone the repository (my fork) and modified the AutoResizeTextView.java, and then I commited my changes into my fork and pushed it. Now on github I cliked on 'pull request' link (top right menu) and 'create a pull request' link (inside the box). Then you can see my pull request, with the change to merge.
But when you ask me for a sample code, I did it on my fork, so when I pushed it, seems that it was added automatically on the previous pull request. Maybe I should have done another fork to avoid mix the workaround and the sample in the same pull request.

Nice. Thank you. Maybe I will try it next time.

@miguelbcr The code of "post(...)" seems to cause issues on Android 5.x . I will now remove this code till there is a better way to solve this.

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@miguelbcr https://github.com/miguelbcr The code of "post(...)" seems
to cause issues on Android 5.x . I will now remove this code till there is
a better way to solve this.

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@miguelbcr If you find a way to fix it for all to use (original post here: #19 ) , please let me know.