March 2003
Intermediate to advanced
896 pages
32h 35m
English
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Name
HorizontalAlignment
Synopsis
This enumeration is used by most of the Control
classes to specify how particular parts of their imagery should be
positioned (e.g., the TextBox.TextAlign property).
Note that this enumeration uses Left,
Center, and Right rather than
the usual Near, Center, and
Far, but the Control objects
still honor the setting for Control.RightToLeft.
So, if you set Left, but also
RightToLeft.Yes, the element will actually be
aligned to the right.
public enum HorizontalAlignment { Left = 0, Right = 1, Center = 2 }
Hierarchy
System.Object
→ System.ValueType → System.Enum(System.IComparabl,
System.IFormattable,
System.IConvertible)
→ HorizontalAlignment
Returned By
ColumnHeader.TextAlign,
Control.{RtlTranslateAlignment(),
RtlTranslateHorizontal()},
DataGridColumnStyle.Alignment,
RichTextBox.SelectionAlignment,
StatusBarPanel.Alignment,
TextBox.TextAlign,
UpDownBase.TextAlign
Passed To
ColumnHeader.TextAlign,
Control.{RtlTranslateAlignment(),
RtlTranslateHorizontal()},
DataGridColumnStyle.Alignment,
ColumnHeaderCollection.{Add(), Insert()}, RichTextBox.SelectionAlignment,
StatusBarPanel.Alignment,
TextBox.TextAlign,
UpDownBase.TextAlign
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