uilabel tail truncation

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lineBreakMode is a switch. It can be either (for iOS6+) NSLineBreakByWordWrapping or NSLineBreakByTruncatingTail but not both.

But, to answer your question, you can find the size of some text using the class extensions in NSString+UIKit. Having found the size you could update the frame of the UILabel appropriately.

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