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Category Archives: fonts
Find drawn characters under the mouse in C#
The following examples find the positions of drawn characters in a string that is drawn by using the Graphics object’s DrawString method. Measure character positions in a drawn string in C# Measure character positions when drawing long strings in C# … Continue reading
Posted in algorithms, drawing, fonts, graphics, strings
Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, characters, draw strings, draw text, drawing, drawn characters, example, example program, fonts, graphics, measure characters, MeasureCharacterRanges, SetMeasurableCharacterRanges, strings, Windows Forms programming
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Flow words around drop caps in C#
The example Flow blocks around obstacles for document layout in C# implements a document layout algorithm that flows blocks around obstacles. Moving from there to flowing words around obstacles is relatively simple. The following sections describe the main places where … Continue reading
Posted in algorithms, fonts, graphics, strings
Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, document layout, drop caps, example, example program, fonts, graphics, illuminated text, strings, text, Windows Forms programming
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Flow words around obstacles for document layout in C#
The example Flow blocks around obstacles for document layout in C# implements a document layout algorithm that flows blocks around obstacles. Moving from there to flowing words around obstacles is relatively simple. The following sections describe the two main places … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, document layout, drop caps, example, example program, fonts, graphics, illuminated text, strings, text, Windows Forms programming
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Flow blocks around obstacles for document layout in C#
The following two document layout examples draw “illuminated” text by using an initial or drop cap. Draw different styles of “illuminated” text in C# Draw “illuminated” text in C# Martin asked how we could do something similar when the text … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, document layout, drop caps, example, example program, fonts, graphics, illuminated text, strings, text, Windows Forms programming
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Draw text with colors reversed along a sine wave in C#
The post Draw text with colors reversed along a diagonal line in C# demonstrated a general technique for splitting text (or any other image) into pieces that are drawn differently. That example showed how to draw text with some areas … Continue reading
Posted in drawing, fonts, graphics
Tagged C#, C# programming, draw text, drawing, DrawString, example, example program, fonts, graphics, Windows Forms programming
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Draw text with colors reversed along a diagonal line in C#
The post Draw text with colors reversed in its upper and lower halves in C# showed how you can draw text that has upper and lower halves with colors switched. This example uses a similar technique to switch the colors … Continue reading
Posted in drawing, fonts, graphics
Tagged C#, draw text, drawing, DrawString, example, example program, fonts, graphics, text, Windows Forms programming
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Draw text with colors reversed in its upper and lower halves in C#
This example and the two that follow show how to draw text with an interesting visual effect. The idea is quite simple. Make two bitmaps showing the text with its different color schemes. Then use those images to fill different … Continue reading
Posted in drawing, fonts, graphics
Tagged C#, C# programming, draw text, drawing, DrawString, example, example program, graphics, text, Windows Forms programming
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Draw different styles of “illuminated” text in C#
My previous post Draw “illuminated” text in C# showed how to draw “illuminated” text. It drew each paragraph’s initial letter in a large font with a box around it. Real illuminated manuscripts typically make the initial letter much more elaborate. … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, C# programming, example, example program, fonts, graphics, illuminated text, strings, text, Windows Forms programming
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Draw “illuminated” text in C#
This example lets you draw “illuminated text” where each paragraph begins with an oversized letter. In some illuminated manuscripts, the first letter of a paragraph is drawn in a larger font than the remaining text. This example does something similar. … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, C# programming, example, example program, fonts, graphics, illuminated text, strings, text, Windows Forms programming
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