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This is a Xamarin problem, so I have added it to the topics.
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This is a Xamarin problem, so I have added it to the topics.

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so no solution for this problem ?
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How can I set the number of characters to display i.e 15 so for greater than 15 character to set three points like<br />
&quot;This is just a s...&quot; for &quot;This is just a simple text which has more than 15 characters&quot; because I'm having a trouble here, its showing just 8 first characters of label, even that I set<br />
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WidthRequest=&quot;20&quot;<br />
MinimumWidthRequest=&quot;20&quot;<br />
LineBreakMode=&quot;TailTruncat<wbr />ion&quot;
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How can I set the number of characters to display i.e 15 so for greater than 15 character to set three points like
"This is just a s..." for "This is just a simple text which has more than 15 characters" because I'm having a trouble here, its showing just 8 first characters of label, even that I set

WidthRequest="20"
MinimumWidthRequest="20"
LineBreakMode="TailTruncation"

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