How can I determine the width of a particular character within a font
I'm not wanting to use the measureString method as it doesn't seem to return the actual width of the character but rather a padded version of it. Or is there something I'm doing wrong For instance, the character 'i' should be much skinnier then the character 'O' but the measure string seams to be returning roughly the same size.
-Devin
Width of each character in a font?
12R
Cool. That worked super :) thanks so much. I was looking for a long time for something that would do that.
-Devin
seercase
Devin,
Pass StringFormat.GenericTypographic to an overload of MeasureString, this will give a better representation of the real size of the character.
For more information, see the following page: http://windowsforms.net/articles/gdiptext.aspx.
Regards
David