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TextRenderer.DrawText Apply Padding
How can I pad a String in Java?When to use margin vs padding in CSSSet padding for UITextField with UITextBorderStyleNoneHow to disable checkboxes according to textbox text !Difference between a View's Padding and MarginHow can I reliably call Control.InvokePaint with the correct clipping and offset?Gridview - Add Row Button Using FooterSend Bulk Email in VB.NET Reciepients Emails will uploaded by excelHow to highlight behind text drawn by DrawTextExExtending a label control to allow bold segments in the text
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I have a custom control and I'm drawing the control's text using TextRenderer.DrawText, this is what the OnPaint event looks like:
Protected Overrides Sub OnPaint(ByVal e As PaintEventArgs)
MyBase.OnPaint(e)
If Me.Dismissable Then
Using dismissBrush As Brush = New SolidBrush(styleConfiguration(Me.Style).Value)
' Custom drawing
End Using
End If
TextRenderer.DrawText(e.Graphics, Me.Text, Me.Font, New Point(0, 0), Me.ForeColor, TextFormatFlags.Left Or TextFormatFlags.LeftAndRightPadding)
End Sub
As you can tell, I'm attempting to accommodate the padding that is set via Control.Padding but no matter what TextFormatFlags I set, the padding never gets applied when DrawText is called.
So I've tried setting just the bounds of where the text should be drawn using:
Dim textBounds As Rectangle = Me.Bounds
textBounds.Inflate(-(Me.Padding.Left + Me.Padding.Right), -(Me.Padding.Top + Me.Padding.Bottom))
textBounds.X += Me.Padding.Left
textBounds.Y += Me.Padding.Top
TextRenderer.DrawText(e.Graphics, Me.Text, Me.Font, textBounds, Me.ForeColor)
But this pushes the text completely off out of the view of the control even if the margins are all set to 5.
vb.net padding gdi
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I have a custom control and I'm drawing the control's text using TextRenderer.DrawText, this is what the OnPaint event looks like:
Protected Overrides Sub OnPaint(ByVal e As PaintEventArgs)
MyBase.OnPaint(e)
If Me.Dismissable Then
Using dismissBrush As Brush = New SolidBrush(styleConfiguration(Me.Style).Value)
' Custom drawing
End Using
End If
TextRenderer.DrawText(e.Graphics, Me.Text, Me.Font, New Point(0, 0), Me.ForeColor, TextFormatFlags.Left Or TextFormatFlags.LeftAndRightPadding)
End Sub
As you can tell, I'm attempting to accommodate the padding that is set via Control.Padding but no matter what TextFormatFlags I set, the padding never gets applied when DrawText is called.
So I've tried setting just the bounds of where the text should be drawn using:
Dim textBounds As Rectangle = Me.Bounds
textBounds.Inflate(-(Me.Padding.Left + Me.Padding.Right), -(Me.Padding.Top + Me.Padding.Bottom))
textBounds.X += Me.Padding.Left
textBounds.Y += Me.Padding.Top
TextRenderer.DrawText(e.Graphics, Me.Text, Me.Font, textBounds, Me.ForeColor)
But this pushes the text completely off out of the view of the control even if the margins are all set to 5.
vb.net padding gdi
2
UseTextFormatFlags.VerticalCenter Or TextFormatFlags.NoPadding
.Dim
a new Rectangle using theControl.ClientRectangle
reference; move theRectangle.Location.Left
byControl.Padding.Left
, reduce the size of the Rectangle byControl.Padding.Left + Control.Padding.Right
. Do the same for the Top/Bottom measures if you're allowing it. You're good to go.Control.Bounds
is the Control's Rectangle area in relation to its Parent. The Width/Height measures include the non-client area. TheLocation
is the position of a Control in its Parent's ClientArea.
– Jimi
Mar 26 at 5:03
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I have a custom control and I'm drawing the control's text using TextRenderer.DrawText, this is what the OnPaint event looks like:
Protected Overrides Sub OnPaint(ByVal e As PaintEventArgs)
MyBase.OnPaint(e)
If Me.Dismissable Then
Using dismissBrush As Brush = New SolidBrush(styleConfiguration(Me.Style).Value)
' Custom drawing
End Using
End If
TextRenderer.DrawText(e.Graphics, Me.Text, Me.Font, New Point(0, 0), Me.ForeColor, TextFormatFlags.Left Or TextFormatFlags.LeftAndRightPadding)
End Sub
As you can tell, I'm attempting to accommodate the padding that is set via Control.Padding but no matter what TextFormatFlags I set, the padding never gets applied when DrawText is called.
So I've tried setting just the bounds of where the text should be drawn using:
Dim textBounds As Rectangle = Me.Bounds
textBounds.Inflate(-(Me.Padding.Left + Me.Padding.Right), -(Me.Padding.Top + Me.Padding.Bottom))
textBounds.X += Me.Padding.Left
textBounds.Y += Me.Padding.Top
TextRenderer.DrawText(e.Graphics, Me.Text, Me.Font, textBounds, Me.ForeColor)
But this pushes the text completely off out of the view of the control even if the margins are all set to 5.
vb.net padding gdi
I have a custom control and I'm drawing the control's text using TextRenderer.DrawText, this is what the OnPaint event looks like:
Protected Overrides Sub OnPaint(ByVal e As PaintEventArgs)
MyBase.OnPaint(e)
If Me.Dismissable Then
Using dismissBrush As Brush = New SolidBrush(styleConfiguration(Me.Style).Value)
' Custom drawing
End Using
End If
TextRenderer.DrawText(e.Graphics, Me.Text, Me.Font, New Point(0, 0), Me.ForeColor, TextFormatFlags.Left Or TextFormatFlags.LeftAndRightPadding)
End Sub
As you can tell, I'm attempting to accommodate the padding that is set via Control.Padding but no matter what TextFormatFlags I set, the padding never gets applied when DrawText is called.
So I've tried setting just the bounds of where the text should be drawn using:
Dim textBounds As Rectangle = Me.Bounds
textBounds.Inflate(-(Me.Padding.Left + Me.Padding.Right), -(Me.Padding.Top + Me.Padding.Bottom))
textBounds.X += Me.Padding.Left
textBounds.Y += Me.Padding.Top
TextRenderer.DrawText(e.Graphics, Me.Text, Me.Font, textBounds, Me.ForeColor)
But this pushes the text completely off out of the view of the control even if the margins are all set to 5.
vb.net padding gdi
vb.net padding gdi
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UseTextFormatFlags.VerticalCenter Or TextFormatFlags.NoPadding
.Dim
a new Rectangle using theControl.ClientRectangle
reference; move theRectangle.Location.Left
byControl.Padding.Left
, reduce the size of the Rectangle byControl.Padding.Left + Control.Padding.Right
. Do the same for the Top/Bottom measures if you're allowing it. You're good to go.Control.Bounds
is the Control's Rectangle area in relation to its Parent. The Width/Height measures include the non-client area. TheLocation
is the position of a Control in its Parent's ClientArea.
– Jimi
Mar 26 at 5:03
add a comment |
2
UseTextFormatFlags.VerticalCenter Or TextFormatFlags.NoPadding
.Dim
a new Rectangle using theControl.ClientRectangle
reference; move theRectangle.Location.Left
byControl.Padding.Left
, reduce the size of the Rectangle byControl.Padding.Left + Control.Padding.Right
. Do the same for the Top/Bottom measures if you're allowing it. You're good to go.Control.Bounds
is the Control's Rectangle area in relation to its Parent. The Width/Height measures include the non-client area. TheLocation
is the position of a Control in its Parent's ClientArea.
– Jimi
Mar 26 at 5:03
2
2
Use
TextFormatFlags.VerticalCenter Or TextFormatFlags.NoPadding
. Dim
a new Rectangle using the Control.ClientRectangle
reference; move the Rectangle.Location.Left
by Control.Padding.Left
, reduce the size of the Rectangle by Control.Padding.Left + Control.Padding.Right
. Do the same for the Top/Bottom measures if you're allowing it. You're good to go. Control.Bounds
is the Control's Rectangle area in relation to its Parent. The Width/Height measures include the non-client area. The Location
is the position of a Control in its Parent's ClientArea.– Jimi
Mar 26 at 5:03
Use
TextFormatFlags.VerticalCenter Or TextFormatFlags.NoPadding
. Dim
a new Rectangle using the Control.ClientRectangle
reference; move the Rectangle.Location.Left
by Control.Padding.Left
, reduce the size of the Rectangle by Control.Padding.Left + Control.Padding.Right
. Do the same for the Top/Bottom measures if you're allowing it. You're good to go. Control.Bounds
is the Control's Rectangle area in relation to its Parent. The Width/Height measures include the non-client area. The Location
is the position of a Control in its Parent's ClientArea.– Jimi
Mar 26 at 5:03
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Use
TextFormatFlags.VerticalCenter Or TextFormatFlags.NoPadding
.Dim
a new Rectangle using theControl.ClientRectangle
reference; move theRectangle.Location.Left
byControl.Padding.Left
, reduce the size of the Rectangle byControl.Padding.Left + Control.Padding.Right
. Do the same for the Top/Bottom measures if you're allowing it. You're good to go.Control.Bounds
is the Control's Rectangle area in relation to its Parent. The Width/Height measures include the non-client area. TheLocation
is the position of a Control in its Parent's ClientArea.– Jimi
Mar 26 at 5:03