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Tag Archives: strings
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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Convert camel case into underscore case in C#
Lately I’ve been doing a lot of C#-to-python conversion. The style in C# is to use camel case where you capitalize the first letter each each word after the first one in a variable’s name as in thisIsAVariableName. The style … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, C# programming, camel case, example, example program, programs, strings, underscore case, Windows Forms programming
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Add LINQ to autocomplete in C#
This example adds LINQ to the example Improve autocomplete suggestion in C#. It adds LINQ in two places: when it loads the list of words and when the program searches for the best matches that begin with a particular letter. … Continue reading
Improve autocomplete suggestion in C#
This example improves on the example Suggest autocomplete words in C#. The previous example loads all of its words into a big array. Then, to find the words that start with a particular letter, the program uses a binary search … Continue reading
Suggest autocomplete words in C#
This example shows one way that a program can suggest words for the user. When I type something on my phone, it displays a list of possible words for autocomplete below the editing area. For example, if I type “gping” … Continue reading
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
Posted in fonts, graphics, strings
Tagged C#, C# programming, example, example program, fonts, graphics, illuminated text, strings, text, Windows Forms programming
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