Hello, dear.

Given:

public static Font FONT = new Font("Arial", Font.PLAIN, 400); taking into account the fact that the font and size may vary in runtime.

public static String TEXT = "SomeString"; taking into account the fact that the string may vary in runtime.

Need to:

Create a BufferedImage with sizes that match the size of the drawn line with the specified font.

The imag is created in a stream, only the above is known to the stream.

Now I am doing this with a crutch:

 finalImage = new BufferedImage( (int) ( Config.FONT.getSize() * (Config.TEXT.length()) * 1.5 ), Config.FONT.getSize() * 2, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_ARGB );

There is an option to learn the string bounds, knowing the context, but the context has not yet been created ...

I would like to see the options, how else can you find out the width of the string.

Thanks in advance!

    1 answer 1

    Without context, it will not work. Context ( Context ), among others, contains data about the specific environment where your text will unfold.

    Once the application is running, the context is actually already known, for example, you can pull it out from Application.getApplicationContext()

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