Rich Text Element

Represents an non-editable, multi-line text element that can contain other arbitrary elements in the text flow. The user can optionally interact with these contained elements if they support it (such as clicking a button, for example).

Tag	<richText>
elemType	richText
C++ Class	UIRichTextElement

Example

<button>
	id = richTextButton
	width = 150up
</button>

<richText>
	id = exampleRichText
	fillXLess = 100up
	fillYLess = 40up
	borderColor = { 255, 255, 255, 0.8 }
	borderThickness = 0.25up
	<elem>
		id = defContent
		text = ___[[[This is an example of plain-text content, with a button with a customized text and action below.^
    {richTextButton rtPaddingLeft=10up text=___(((Custom Button)))___ action=showMessage actionValue=___(((Test message)))___}]]]___
	</elem>
</richText>

Inner Document Format

Note that multi-line text can be specified using the ___[[[ ...multi-line text here... ]]]___ notation. Also note that the ^ symbol forces a line break.

The format of elements within the text is as follows:

{elementId rtPaddingLeft=10up property1=___(((stringValue1)))___ property2=___(((stringValue2)))___ ... }

elementId	An id of the element defined at the top level (i.e. not a child element of any other element) to use in this location.
rtPaddingLeft	An optional left-side padding for the element in universal pixels.
property1, property2, ...	These are optional properties to override on the element defined by elementId, and are useful in case the same element needs trigger different actions or display a different piece of text. For example, you can reuse the same button element, but specify text=___(((Custom Button Text)))___