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Sets all font-attributes at once.
method void VPE.SetFontAttr(
TextAlignment [integer] Alignment,
boolean Bold,
boolean Underlined,
boolean Italic,
boolean Strikeout
)
also supported by TVPEObject
TextAlignment [integer] Alignment
possible values are:
ActiveX / VCL |
Value |
Enum |
Comment |
ALIGN_LEFT |
0 |
Left |
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ALIGN_RIGHT |
1 |
Right |
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ALIGN_CENTER |
2 |
Center |
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ALIGN_JUSTIFIED |
3 |
Justified |
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ALIGN_JUSTIFIED_AB |
5 |
JustifiedAb |
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boolean Bold
Value |
Description |
True |
bold |
False |
not bold |
boolean Underlined
Value |
Description |
True |
underlined |
False |
not underlined |
boolean Italic
Value |
Description |
True |
italic |
False |
not italic |
boolean Strikeout
Value |
Description |
True |
strikeout |
False |
not strikeout |
Default:
ALIGN_LEFT, False, False, False, False
Remarks:
Italic fonts are a bit higher than non-italic fonts. This is caused by the Windows System GDI. The consequence is, that italic text needs more height, which might result in clipped (not drawn) text in case the height returned by a text-render method for a non-italic font is used for an italic font.
ALIGN_JUSTIFIED_AB: Text will be aligned justified. In contrast to ALIGN_JUSTIFIED, which aligns the last line left aligned, the last line of the text will also be aligned justified - if it is not ending with a CR / LF character. This flag works only for plain text, not for RTF.