Am using Devexpress Winforms 12.2 version. I designed XtraReport with Logo on right side. When image is small automatically it align to left. I need to set pull right. Their is no option to set alignment in property. How to write programmatically code in BeforePrint event of xrPictureBox ?
I tried this one but didn't work xrPictureBox1.Image = ContentAlignment.MiddleRight; showing error cannot implicitly convert type ContentAlignment to Drawing.Image
Thanks in Advance.
You'd better search their support channel, there are several threads on this subject, like XTraReport - XRPictureBox alignment and XRPictureBox - Provide the capability to specify image alignment. From the last one looks like they finally provided out of the box solution XRPictureBox.ImageAlignment Property, but you need to upgrade to v15.1. If you can't, check if some of the suggested workarounds in the links work for you.
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I have a project in UWP where I need to display the same text in a RichEditBox and in a RichTextBlock.
For some fonts (e.g. Courier), this is pretty ok and no big problems, but for other fonts (like Arial) the difference is pretty substantial.
Please note that I use exactly the same code, the only difference is just the Font.
Please find an MVCE that reproduces the issue here: https://github.com/vfailla/UWPRichEditBox
How can I setup the two elements to display the text in Arial in the very same visual way?
For some fonts (e.g. Courier), this is pretty ok and no big problems, but for other fonts (like Arial) the difference is pretty substantial. Please note that I use exactly the same code, the only difference is just the Font.
First of all, you will need to set the same CharacterSpacing of these two different controls:
m_richEditBox.CharacterSpacing = 100;
m_richTextBlock.CharacterSpacing = 100;
Then, you will need to set the same FontStretch of two controls, but here comes the issue:After a few tests I found textStretch doesn't work for RichEditBox/TextBox. And by default, the text inside look more like FontStretch.Condensed. So as a temporary workaround, you can set your RichTextBlock.FontStretch to FontStretch.Condensed:
m_richTextBlock.FontStretch = FontStretch.Condensed;
I'll consult through internal channel to report this issue, and I'll update this thread once I got any response.
Is there a way to scale a button to it's text or align the text left?
I have created a static method that allows me to set a generic theme for my buttons. I know you can use LayoutOptions.Start to make the button go to the left of the page.
public static void DefaultButtonTheme(Button button)
{
//previous code
.
.
button.HorizontalOptions = LayoutOptions.Start;
}
However, for text smaller than a certain amount of letters it is center of the button.
See image below.
I have investigated a bit this behaviour and I have found that this error appears on Android but not on UWP. I have also tried to use MinimumWidthRequest="0" without result.
So as Anto Maniscalco said you should create a custom control and then overwrite the Android render using android:minHeight="0dp" as you can see in the following link. It seems that Google decided by default to a minimum size for this control.
I hope this can help you.
I have a textBox that grows vertically while typing. Unfortunately when I type a long text (for example a 3 line text) some PART of it gets blurry. What's more, when I prevent it from growing vertically and make it grow horizontally it works fine - the text is sharp then.
What I've tried:
UseLayoutRounding = true;
RenderOptions.TextRenderingMode = "ClearType";
Please forget about
TextOptions.TextFormattingMode = "Display"
It has to be "Ideal".
See the screenshots:
Disable SubPixel Rendering and Anti-Aliasing. Try
SetValue(RenderOptions.EdgeModeProperty, EdgeMode.Aliased);
Since you mentioned:
I have a textBox that grows vertically while typing
I assume then that it's a CustomControl derived from TextBox and with a custom rendering to grow vertically instead of using the builtin text wrap ability.
Since I was unable to reproduce your issue with the stock TextBox and the parameters (with Ideal) you mentioned (I've checked from Framework 4.0 to 4.6 on VS 2013), maybe the blur comes from your custom code.
By the way, with not using the builtin wrap?
TextWrapping="Wrap"
Maybe you should include more code and details, like framework version, visual studio version, OS version and so on.
Likewise, specify your version of "Textbox that grows vertically". Something like this ?
Try increasing the font size of the textbox just a tiny amount (use 1/4s if in pixels). Alternatively, try changing the line height slightly in a similar fashion. I think the problem might be down to WPF's interpretation of the sub-pixels and may be rounding off at the wrong place.
I'm working on a c# wpf app in which I want to do something with audio. the irrklang audio library provides me with a pcm decoded 16 bit byte array.
I want to create a timeline control which shows the waveform along the timeline with an overlaying rectangle which the user can drag and click/drag the left and right side to increase or decrease the selection.
It is used to the trim the audio track. I would like the selected min and max to be databindable, the minimum and maximum value of the total track to be bindable.
To clarify here is an image mockup:
I'm not asking for a complete control but tips and suggestions on how to tackle this are more than welcome. Perhaps solutions like this already exist but so far I haven't been able to find it.
I think I need to tackle: the control (zooming, panning and changing the selection) and drawing the waveform in the control
Thanks in advance,
I think you should check out this codeplex project
http://wpfsvl.codeplex.com/
Refer to Audio WaveForm Drawing Using WPF.
Something based upon WaveFileTrimmerControl.xaml would be useful, it uses related controls PolygonWaveFormControl.xaml & RangeSelectionControl.xaml (links are to the XAML but refer to the CS also). In any case it'd be a good starting point for building a control that exactly meets what you want.
You could override the render method and use primitives which will give possibly better performance; but like anything related to performance I'd try the above approach first which is almost certainly good enough.
I have searhed high and low for a solution to this problem. I have no problem adding an Bitmap image into the richtextbox. The problem is that I don't want it to have the resize option to it. I want that one image to be SELECTED when I click on it, just like in most messengers, and to throw an onclick event. Any help in this area would be greatly appreciated.
I had the same problem and found the following solution: Insert images/objects using IRichEditOle. http://www.codeproject.com/KB/edit/MyExtRichTextBox.aspx explains how to do it.
Here is a question about inserting an image manually building the RTF code. I suspect for any sort of custom functionality you will have to build the RTF for it as well.
How can I insert an image into a RichTextBox?
Here is the RTF Spec documentation:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa140277%28office.10%29.aspx