I have a TextInput whith multiline={true}. I want to know how to get its placeholder text like:
Hey There!
Want any Help?
Placeholder To The Rescue!
I tried some like placeholder='Hey There!\nWant any Help?' but didn't get what i wanted.
I'm sort of new to React Native. Helps would be greatly appreciated!
Found An Answer! Using braces made it render what I wanted. I figured out that React Native renders strings here as it is, but with the formatting given, if inside braces. For eg:
<TextInput
multiline={true}
placeholder='Hey There!\nHow are You?'
/>
With the above code rendered, the TextInput will look like:
HeyThere!\nHow are You?
But if you use braces like this:
<TextInput
multiline={true}
placeholder={'Hey There!\nHow are You?'}
/>
Then You will get the TextInput like:
Hey There!
How are You?
And That's Exactly what I wanted!
Well, Thank You Folks for Replying!
<TextInput
multiline={true}
placeholder={'Hey There! \nWant any Help? \nPlaceholder To The Rescue!'}
style={{height: 40, borderColor: 'gray', borderWidth: 1,fontSize:12}}
/>
