Phrase
\textwidth
The output would be the point size of the font. In a simple way, I'm thinking it would go something like this procedurally:
1. Measure Actual Phrase Width: Use LaTeX’s \settowidth command to measure the width of the phrase at a known font size.
2. Scale Proportionally: Once I have the width at a known size, calculate the scaling factor needed to fit within \textwidth.
I have the first part working but I don't know how to calculate the scaling factor:
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\documentclass{article}\usepackage{calc} % For length calculations\newlength{\phraselength}\newcommand{\measurephrase}[1]{%\settowidth{\phraselength}{#1}% Measure the width of the phraseThe width of the phrase ``#1'' is \the\phraselength.%}\begin{document}% Example usage\measurephrase{Sample Phrase}\end{document}