AbsoluteSizeSpan

Kotlin |Java

open class AbsoluteSizeSpan : MetricAffectingSpan, ParcelableSpan

kotlin.Any
↳	android.text.style.CharacterStyle
	↳	android.text.style.MetricAffectingSpan
		↳	android.text.style.AbsoluteSizeSpan

A span that changes the size of the text it's attached to.

For example, the size of the text can be changed to 55dp like this:

<code>SpannableString string = new SpannableString("Text with absolute size span");
 string.setSpan(new AbsoluteSizeSpan(55, true), 10, 23, Spanned.SPAN_EXCLUSIVE_EXCLUSIVE);</code>

Text with text size updated.

Summary

Public constructors
`AbsoluteSizeSpan(size: Int)` Set the text size to `size` physical pixels.
`AbsoluteSizeSpan(size: Int, dip: Boolean)` Set the text size to `size` physical pixels, or to `size` device-independent pixels if `dip` is true.
`AbsoluteSizeSpan(src: Parcel)` Creates an `AbsoluteSizeSpan` from a parcel.

Public methods
open Int	`describeContents()`
open Boolean	`getDip()` Returns whether the size is in device-independent pixels or not, depending on the `dip` flag passed in `AbsoluteSizeSpan(int,boolean)`
open Int	`getSize()` Get the text size.
open Int	`getSpanTypeId()`
open String	`toString()`
open Unit	`updateDrawState(ds: TextPaint)`
open Unit	`updateMeasureState(ds: TextPaint)` Classes that extend MetricAffectingSpan implement this method to update the text formatting in a way that can change the width or height of characters.
open Unit	`writeToParcel(dest: Parcel, flags: Int)` Flatten this object in to a Parcel.

Inherited functions

From class MetricAffectingSpan

MetricAffectingSpan!

getUnderlying()

Returns "this" for most MetricAffectingSpans, but for MetricAffectingSpans that were generated by wrap, returns the underlying MetricAffectingSpan.

From class CharacterStyle

Unit

updateDrawState(tp: TextPaint!)

CharacterStyle!

wrap(cs: CharacterStyle!)

A given CharacterStyle can only applied to a single region of a given Spanned. If you need to attach the same CharacterStyle to multiple regions, you can use this method to wrap it with a new object that will have the same effect but be a distinct object so that it can also be attached without conflict.

Public constructors