Overview

 A container of Span elements. Currently, this supports SpanImage and SpanText
 elements, where each individual Span can have different styling applied to it
 but the resulting text will flow naturally. This allows sections of a
 paragraph of text to have different styling applied to it, for example,
 making one or two words bold or italic.
 

Summary

 The explicit height between lines of text.

 Extra spacing to add between each line.

 Parameters for Marquee animation.

 The maximum number of lines that can be represented by the Spannable
 element.

 Modifiers for this element.

 Alignment of the Spannable content within its bounds.

 How to handle content which overflows the bound of the Spannable element.

 The Span elements that form this Spannable.

 The Span elements that form this Spannable.

 The Span elements that form this Spannable.

 The Span elements that form this Spannable.

 The Span elements that form this Spannable.

 The explicit height between lines of text.

 Extra spacing to add between each line.

 Parameters for Marquee animation.

 The maximum number of lines that can be represented by the Spannable
 element.

 Modifiers for this element.

 Alignment of the Spannable content within its bounds.

 How to handle content which overflows the bound of the Spannable element.

Fields

Methods

 The Span elements that form this Spannable.
 

 The Span elements that form this Spannable.
 

 The Span elements that form this Spannable.
 

 The Span elements that form this Spannable.
 

 The Span elements that form this Spannable.
 

 Modifiers for this element.
 

 Modifiers for this element.
 

 The maximum number of lines that can be represented by the Spannable
 element. If not defined, the Spannable element will be treated as a
 single-line element.
 

 The maximum number of lines that can be represented by the Spannable
 element. If not defined, the Spannable element will be treated as a
 single-line element.
 

 Alignment of the Spannable content within its bounds. Note that a Spannable
 element will size itself to wrap its contents, so this option is
 meaningless for single-line content (for that, use alignment of the outer
 container). For multi-line content, however, this will set the alignment of
 lines relative to the Spannable element bounds. If not defined, defaults to
 TEXT_ALIGN_CENTER.
 

 Alignment of the Spannable content within its bounds. Note that a Spannable
 element will size itself to wrap its contents, so this option is
 meaningless for single-line content (for that, use alignment of the outer
 container). For multi-line content, however, this will set the alignment of
 lines relative to the Spannable element bounds. If not defined, defaults to
 TEXT_ALIGN_CENTER.
 

 How to handle content which overflows the bound of the Spannable element.
 A Spannable element will grow as large as possible inside its parent
 container (while still respecting max_lines); if it cannot grow large
 enough to render all of its content, the content which cannot fit inside
 its container will  be truncated. If not defined, defaults to
 TEXT_OVERFLOW_TRUNCATE.
 

 How to handle content which overflows the bound of the Spannable element.
 A Spannable element will grow as large as possible inside its parent
 container (while still respecting max_lines); if it cannot grow large
 enough to render all of its content, the content which cannot fit inside
 its container will  be truncated. If not defined, defaults to
 TEXT_OVERFLOW_TRUNCATE.
 

 Parameters for Marquee animation. Only applies when overflow is
 TEXT_OVERFLOW_MARQUEE.
 

 Parameters for Marquee animation. Only applies when overflow is
 TEXT_OVERFLOW_MARQUEE.
 

 Extra spacing to add between each line. This will apply to all
 spans regardless of their font size. This is in addition to original
 line heights. Note that this won't add any additional space before the
 first line or after the last line. The default value is zero and negative
 values will decrease the interline spacing.
 

 Extra spacing to add between each line. This will apply to all
 spans regardless of their font size. This is in addition to original
 line heights. Note that this won't add any additional space before the
 first line or after the last line. The default value is zero and negative
 values will decrease the interline spacing.
 

 The explicit height between lines of text. This is equivalent to the
 vertical distance between subsequent baselines. If not specified, defaults
 the font's recommended interline spacing.
 

 The explicit height between lines of text. This is equivalent to the
 vertical distance between subsequent baselines. If not specified, defaults
 the font's recommended interline spacing.