Is it possible to know the max width of a section?

[milanglacier]

Currently I have a component which will be a long string. I will make truncation on that string since I don't want the string to be too lengthy to occupy the entire section (I place it at section C with other components), I want to dynamically control the length of the string.
Currently I dynamically control the length of that string using nvim_get_win_width(),
so my current logic will be

win_width = vim.api.nvim_get_win_width()
size_of_my_string = win_width * 0.6

But this is a less flexible way: since the win_width is dynamically changed, if the win_width is large, then win_width * 0.6 would be truncated "too much", there are still many left space can be utilized.
But if win_width is too small, then win_width * 0.6 would be too lengthy, the other components at section C will be undisplayed since size_of_my_string will occupy the entire space of section_c.

Is is possible to know the max width of section c and make dynamically change of size of string based on that?

[shadmansaleh]

I don't think there's a way to do that. At least none that I know of.