API FontString GetStringHeight

Returns how tall the string would be, in pixels, without wrapping:
 Height= MyFontString:GetStringHeight();
== Note ==
* The height of the text will take into account manually set line breaks ("\n" characters).
* This does not necessarily correlate with the height of the FontString object, see the FontString object information for details.
* If you want to use this to set the height of a FontString object after setting its text, you will need to make sure the initial size of the FontString object is big enough to allow the text. EXAMPLE: If the object will fit 2 lines, and you set the text to a 4 line string, the string will be truncated with "..." when it is set by SetText(), and this function will return the height of 2 lines of text instead of 4.
 MyFrameText:SetHeight(1000); -- Arbitrary number, this is about 83 lines of text, assuming ~12 pixels each
 MyFrameText:SetText("This\nIs\Four\nLines");
 MyFrameText:SetHeight(MyFrameText:GetStringHeight());
 print(MyFrameText:GetHeight(); -- We will see that the new frame height is about 48.
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