Alignment
property for PowerScript controls
Applies to
Controls that display text
Description
For most controls that display text, the alignment property
specifies the alignment of all the text in the control. Text can be
centered, left aligned, or right aligned.
For RichTextEdit controls, each paragraph has its own alignment
setting, including Center, Left, Right, and Justify.
Usage
In a painter
To specify text alignment for controls other than
RichTextEdit:
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On the General page of the control’s Properties view, select an
alignment from the Alignment drop-down list, or click the Left,
Center, and Right alignment buttons in the StyleBar. Use the StyleBar
to set the alignment for several selected objects at once.
To align text in paragraphs in RichTextEdit controls:
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Select text in the paragraphs to be aligned.
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Right-click on the selection to display the text object’s
property sheet, and select the alignment setting.
To allow alignment at runtime (RichTextEdit only):
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On the Document tab page of the control’s Properties view, check
either the Toolbar or the PopMenu check box.At runtime, users select the text to align with the mouse and
then right-click on the text to invoke a pop-up menu, or select an
alignment button on the StyleBar.
In scripts
The datatype of the Alignment property is the Alignment enumerated
datatype. It has four values: Center!, Left!, and Right! apply to all
controls with text; Justify! applies only to RichTextEdit controls.
For example, the following line specifies center alignment for a
MultiLineEdit control:
|
1 |
mle_1.Alignment = Center! |