qlabel设置换行符无效,换行符在UILabel中不起作用

I'm loading some help text from a plist and displaying the same in the form of UILabels housed in a UIScrollView. Portion of the code follows:

UILabel *sectionDetailLabel = [[[UILabel alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(34, myOriginForThisSection, 286, 20)] autorelease];

sectionDetailLabel.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];

sectionDetailLabel.numberOfLines = 0;

sectionDetailLabel.font = [UIFont systemFontOfSize:12];

sectionDetailLabel.textColor = [UIColor blackColor];

sectionDetailLabel.textAlignment = UITextAlignmentLeft;

sectionDetailLabel.lineBreakMode = UILineBreakModeWordWrap;

[baseScrollView addSubview:sectionDetailLabel];

[sectionDetailLabel setText:myStringForThisSection];

[sectionDetailLabel sizeToFit];

While any 'long' text is getting wrapped into multiple lines correctly, I'm unable to manually insert any line-breaks using newline '\n' characters in 'myStringForThisSection'. I only see the characters '\' and 'n' printed in the UILabel wherever I wanted the line-break, instead.

I looked this up and the general consensus seemed to be that setting numberOfLines to 0, setting the lineBreakMode to a valid value and invoking sizeToFit (or setting the frame of the UILabel based on sizeWithFont:) should do. All of which I seem to be doing in the code above - and works perfectly when fitting long strings of unknown length into multiple lines on the UILabel. So what could be missing here?

Note: All the variables used - baseScrollView, myStringForThisSection and myOriginForThisSection - were loaded before the above code began executing, and work fine.

解决方案

UILabel doesn't interpret the escape sequence \n. You can insert the real character that represents the Carriage Return and/or the Line Feed. Make a char to hold your newline and then insert it.

unichar newLine = '\n';

NSString *singleCR = [NSString stringWithCharacters:&newLine length:1];

[myStringForThisSection insertString:singleCR atIndex:somePlaceIWantACR];

As long as your myStringForThisSection is mutable, that should do it.