TextBox中是否可以对齐（非中心）文字？我知道
txt.TextAlign = HorizontalAlignment.Left;
但是可以左右对齐吗？
答案 0 :(得分：2)
我认为OP的目的是http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justification_(typesetting）然后在这个标题下看
对齐（左右冲洗）
恐怕没有简单的方法可以做到这一点。您需要按照Damith的建议进行操作并为其创建自定义控件，即使这样也不容易，因为每次输入字母时，文本间距都会缩小，看起来很有趣。如果你想做一个只读文本框，可以这样做，但如果你想让用户添加文本...我认为你需要一个真正的理由来花时间来实现它。
答案 1 :(得分：2)
这是一个滑坡，如前所述，确实需要一个自定义控件。但是，如果您像我一样，只想显示文本框数据对齐，例如在“关于框”或其他对话框中，可以通过使用PictureBox并将其呈现给它同时保持实际文本框隐藏来实现。需要用特殊代码替换空格以指示间距的像素宽度。作为许多打印机驱动程序的老手，这对我来说是老生常谈。我将在下面提供代码来执行此操作，但我不确定它将在此网页上呈现的效果如何。也许他们可以重新格式化，或者如果他们问，我会发给他们直接的代码。虽然我是一名汇编程序和C / C ++开发人员，但我已经爱上了VB.NET，并且已经用VB编写了它（我可以在二十小时内写一些曾经花了两周时间用C ++编写的内容）。
要使用此代码（由JustifyTextBox（）方法和JustifyText_Paint（）事件组成），请将所需的TextBox放置在您想要的位置。然后通过提供你的TextBox来调用JustifyTextBox（）方法，例如JustifyTextBox（Me.MyTextBox），然后你就转向了rwaces。它负责所有PictureBox对象的创建和绘画工作。您可以根据需要将其应用于任意数量的TextBox。它并不依赖于一个对象（很多时候会破坏面向对象的pardigm）。
以下是所需的两种方法：
'*******************************************************************************
' Method Name : JustifyTextBox
' Copyright (c) David Ross GOben March 10, 2013. All rights reserved.
'
' Purpose : Reformat spacing in a textbox to allow for variable spacing, exactly
' : as a printer driver will process spacing for justification.
' : Having written many dozens of printer drivers over the years, this
' : is old hat. By the way, though you can do this with a RichTextBox,
' : you really should consider interpreting the RTF code to properly
' : render everything else, otherwise, if you were to simply replace
' : the TextBox casting to a RichTextBox, it would only process the
' : data from its Text property, so pretty text and coloring and font
' : typeface, size, and enhancements will not display in the PictureBox.
'*******************************************************************************
' Set up your code to use the JustifyTextBox() method and the JustifyText_Paint() event like this:
'
' JustifyTextBox(TextBoxObjectToJustify) 'create a PictureBox control to justify the text, and hide this TextBox
' 'This will also link the created PictureBox's Paint() event to JustifyText_Paint
'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
' NOTE: You can duplicate the above code for as many text boxes as you require.
' Also, there is no need to render them ReadOnly, because the user will not
' be able to access them through the user itnerface.
'*******************************************************************************
Private Sub JustifyTextBox(ByRef TxtBox As TextBox)
Dim picImage As PictureBox = New PictureBox 'create a PictureBox object (The textBox data will be painted to this)
With picImage
.Location = TxtBox.Location 'locate the PictureBox to the provided TextBox control
.Size = TxtBox.Size 'size it to the textbox boundaries
.Tag = TxtBox 'save a reference to the textbox for use during printing
.Parent = TxtBox.Parent 'set parent so it will display when the parent is displayed
AddHandler picImage.Paint, AddressOf JustifyText_Paint 'attach an event handler to the picture box's paint event
TxtBox.Visible = False 'render the associated textbox invisible
End With
'=======================================================================
With TxtBox
Dim TextSize As Size = TextRenderer.MeasureText("W y", .Font) 'get pixel width of "W y"
Dim Yinc As Int32 = TextSize.Height 'get vertical spacing to increment lines
Dim SpcSize As Int32 = TextSize.Width 'save measurement (we will adust the Space Size variable property in a second)
TextSize = TextRenderer.MeasureText("Wy", .Font) 'get pixel width of "Wy", without the space
SpcSize = SpcSize - TextSize.Width - 1 'compute the width of a space (drop 1 more for proper rendering)
Dim SpcInit As Int32 = 128 + SpcSize 'initial size of space and ecoding of space codes (spacing size + 128)
Dim CurlineIdx, NxtLineIdx, cAsc As Int32 'used variables
Dim LastLine As Int32 = .GetLineFromCharIndex(Len(.Text)) 'get the last line index of the TextBox, offset from zero
Dim Result As String = Nothing 'init encoded result
Dim Txt As String = Nothing 'string to hold each line of text in the TextBox
Dim Tmptext As String 'copy of Txt that is altered
For Idx As Int32 = 0 To LastLine 'process each line (offset from 0)
CurlineIdx = .GetFirstCharIndexFromLine(Idx) 'get start of the indicated line number line
If Idx = LastLine Then 'at the last line of text data in the TextBox (if so, we do not need to justify it?
Txt = RTrim(.Text.Substring(CurlineIdx)) 'yes, so simply grab the text of the line from the start character index to the end of the text data
Tmptext = Txt 'make a copy to TmpText
Else 'otherwise... grab the current line of text from the TextBox
NxtLineIdx = .GetFirstCharIndexFromLine(Idx + 1) 'not the last line, so get the index to the start of the next line
Txt = RTrim(.Text.Substring(CurlineIdx, NxtLineIdx - CurlineIdx)) 'grab the text of the current line. Also remove any trailing spaces
If Len(Txt) <> 0 AndAlso VB.Right(Txt, 2) = vbCrLf Then 'does the current line end with CR/LF?
Tmptext = RTrim(VB.Left(Txt, Len(Txt) - 2)) 'yes, so strip CR/LF and strip any spaced leading them. There is no need to justify this line
ElseIf Len(Txt) = 0 Then 'otherwise, if the text notains NO data...
Tmptext = Nothing 'then simply make the line blank and do nothing else
Else 'otherwise... we have to encode the line to justify it
Tmptext = Txt 'get a copy of this string, which we will use to encode
TextSize = TextRenderer.MeasureText(Tmptext, .Font) 'get its current size
Dim SpcNeeded As Int32 = .Width - TextSize.Width 'compute number of pixels to add
If SpcNeeded > 0 Then 'do we need to add spacing? (allow for negative result)
Tmptext = Join(Split(Tmptext, " "), Chr(SpcInit)) 'yes, so first replace spaces with special code for point-size spacing
Dim Idy As Int32 = 1 'init column start index (used to skip over leading spaces)
Do While Asc(Mid(Tmptext, Idy, 1)) > 127
Idy += 1 'skip past leading spaces (indent)
Loop
'---------------------------------------------------
Dim AddedSpacing As Boolean = False 'set up a flag to deterct if we added any spacing to the line
Do While SpcNeeded <> 0 'now loop through and add a pixel to each space in the text until there are none left to add
For Idz As Int32 = Idy To Len(Tmptext) 'scan through line data
cAsc = Asc(Mid(Tmptext, Idz, 1)) 'get code
If cAsc > 127 Then 'special space character?
cAsc += 1 'add 1 pixel to its size
Mid(Tmptext, Idz, 1) = Chr(cAsc) 'stuff result back
AddedSpacing = True
SpcNeeded -= 1 'drop 1 from count of spacing needed
If SpcNeeded = 0 Then 'have we added all the spaces we need?
Exit For 'yes, so do not add any more
End If
End If
Next
If Not AddedSpacing Then 'if we could not add any space...
Exit Do 'then exit the loop
End If
AddedSpacing = False
'-----------------------------------------------
Loop 'loop through the line again to add additional spacing
End If
End If
End If
'---------------------------------------------------------------
Result &= vbCrLf & Tmptext 'add TmpText data, manipulated or not, to the Result accumulator string
Next 'process the next line of code
.Text = Mid(Result, 3) 'stuff the result back to the TextBox for storage, less the leading CR+LF
End With
End Sub
'*******************************************************************************
' Method Name : JustifyText_Paint
' Purpose : Draw text from a textbox onto a PictureBox control (created in the
' : setup code), using special spacing codes inserted by JustifyTextBox().
' :
' NOTE : A reference to the associated Textbox is stored in the PictureBox's Tag property
'*******************************************************************************
' NOTE: You may notice that we seem to add 1 pixel to the width of the space character,
' below, but we subtracted 1 pixel in the the JustifyTextBox() method. This is
' originally subtracting 1. It also allows the right margin to reamin at its
' straightest. I realize that this actually has to do something with the margins
' applied in the TextRender.MeasureText() process, and even though I have tried to
' set theTextFormatFlags to NoPadding and in various other ways, and even none
' at all (as it is now), it dors not make one bit of difference, at all. However,
' on average, with or without using the TextFormatFlags, if we subtract a pixel from
' the space size and subtract 6 (typical margin of 3 pixels on either side) from
' measuring each word, the alignment is about perfect. However, a side effect is
' that some long words seem to almost butt up against a fllowing word. A hack around
' that is to simply manually insert an extra space between these words in the textbox.
'*******************************************************************************
Private Sub JustifyText_Paint(sender As Object, e As PaintEventArgs)
With DirectCast(DirectCast(sender, PictureBox).Tag, TextBox)
Dim TextSize As Size = TextRenderer.MeasureText("X y", .Font) 'get size of sample text
Dim Yinc As Single = CSng(TextSize.Height) 'keep height for adding lines in the picturebox
Dim SpcSize As Single = CSng(TextSize.Width) 'save the length result
TextSize = TextRenderer.MeasureText("Xy", .Font) 'grab the same text, but without the space (drop 1 more for proper rendering)
SpcSize = SpcSize - CSng(TextSize.Width + 1) 'compute space width (we are actually subtracting an addtional pixel)
Dim txtMargin As Single = CSng(.Margin.Left + .Margin.Right) 'compute the margin allowance (MeasureText adds this to the width)
Dim PosnX As Single = CSng(e.ClipRectangle.Left) 'start postion to draw text in the picturebox
Dim PosnY As Single = CSng(e.ClipRectangle.Top)
Dim Tmptxt As String = Nothing 'init temporary text holder
Dim Brsh As New SolidBrush(.ForeColor) 'get the brush for the text color to use from the textbox
For Idx As Int32 = 1 To Len(.Text) 'scan each character in the master text
Dim iChar As Int32 = Asc(Mid(.Text, Idx, 1)) 'grab the cascii code for the currently indexed character
Select Case iChar
Case Is > 127 'special spacing character?
If Len(Tmptxt) <> 0 Then 'yes, so dump the temp text if it has accumulated data
TextSize = TextRenderer.MeasureText(Tmptxt, .Font) 'first grab the size of the text
e.Graphics.DrawString(Tmptxt, .Font, Brsh, PosnX, PosnY) 'then draw it
PosnX += CSng(TextSize.Width - txtMargin) 'then bump the x offset, less the margin allowance
Tmptxt = Nothing 'clear the temp text buffer
End If
PosnX += CSng((iChar And 127)) 'finally, bump the x offset by the spaceing code (pixel count + 128)
Case 13 'vbCr?
If Len(Tmptxt) <> 0 Then 'yes, so dump the temp text if it has accumulated data
e.Graphics.DrawString(Tmptxt, .Font, Brsh, PosnX, PosnY) 'then draw it
Tmptxt = Nothing 'clear the temp text buffer
End If
PosnX = CSng(e.ClipRectangle.Left) 'reset the X offset to the left side
PosnY += Yinc 'bump the line index to the next line position
Case 32 'Space?
If Len(Tmptxt) <> 0 Then 'yes, so dump the temp text if it has accumulated data
TextSize = TextRenderer.MeasureText(Tmptxt, .Font) 'first grab the size of the text
e.Graphics.DrawString(Tmptxt, .Font, Brsh, PosnX, PosnY) 'then draw it
PosnX += CSng(TextSize.Width - txtMargin) 'then bump the x offset, less the margin allowance
Tmptxt = Nothing 'clear the temp text buffer
End If
PosnX += SpcSize 'bump index by a space size
Case 10 'vbLf? If so, ignore it
Case Else 'normal character
Tmptxt &= Chr(iChar) 'add the character to the temp text buffer
End Select
Next
If Len(Tmptxt) <> 0 Then 'dump the temp text if it has accumulated data
e.Graphics.DrawString(Tmptxt, .Font, Brsh, PosnX, PosnY) 'then draw it
End If
Brsh.Dispose() 'finally, dispose of the used brush resource
End With
End Sub
答案 2 :(得分：-1)
对齐可以给中心以左右对齐
textBox1.TextAlign = HorizontalAlignment.Center;