It is located much further away from it than current scientific understanding would permit. But the ring around Quaoar differs from the current understanding of where rings can form. Researchers said recently that they have found a ring surrounding Quaoar similar to the one around the planet Saturn. And it is creating some surprises for astronomers as it orbits in the cold outer parts of our solar system. It is named after a god of creation in Native American mythology. is a minor planet orbiting the sun beyond Pluto. = breakText('Jane Neverendinglastname', 10) Inserts new line at maxWidth position, the word is too long to wrap Inserts new line at first whitespace of the line Var newLineStr = '' done = false res = '' I am getting good results, so I will probably stick with the character limit option (as shown below). I found almost exactly what I was thinking of in a post at stack overflow, so I used that instead for the breakText function.

While I have the green light for arbitrary breaks, I still wanted to try to break lines at spaces where possible. But I had an idea in mind for this project to just set a character limit instead. If I hardcode a value like 3000 for the parameter, the function does work and the errors go away. The second row shows that the entire cell content disappears if a word requires more than 2 lines. The result is that FP lists an error for each name in the log and does its own wrapping (or lack thereof) that happens without the function. = breakText('Jane Neverendinglastname', Column00Width-margins)įor (var a = 0 a < a++)įor (var b = 0 b < b++) = breakText('Subject_Name_1', Column00Width-margins) Table.AddColumns(Column00Width,Column01Width) Return input.replace(new RegExp('(.)','g')) || The way I would do it is: find out how many lines your field is going to require (using TextMeasure) and if it requires more than 1 line, insert line breaks into your string in order to give you the resulting number of lines.įor example: if your field is 30 characters long and takes up 3 lines, insert a line break every 10th character.

Word non breaking space code