TXTextControl.InputFormat.GetFontSizes Method - TX Text Control .NET for WPF

TX Text Control .NET for WPFReference GuideTXTextControl NamespaceInputFormat ClassGetFontSizes Method

Returns all possible font sizes of a certain font.

GetFontSizes()

C#
VB.NET

public string[] GetFontSizes()

Public Function GetFontSizes() As String()

GetFontSizes(String)

C#
VB.NET

public string[] GetFontSizes(string fontFamily)

Public Function GetFontSizes(ByVal Font As String) As String()

Parameters

Parameter	Description
fontFamily	Specifies the font the possible sizes of which are returned. It must be a font in the list of supported fonts which are returned through the GetFontFamilies method.

Return Value

The return value is the list of possible font sizes. Null is returned, if the specified font is not supported or if text is selected and the selection contains several different fonts.

Examples

The following examples in CSharp, VBNET and XAML show how to bind a combo box to the FontSize property using GetFontSizes to fill the combo box with available font sizes.

private void cbFontSize_DropDownOpened(object sender, EventArgs e) {
    cbFontSize.ItemsSource = textControl1.InputFormat.GetFontSizes();
}

Private Sub cbFontSize_DropDownOpened(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)
    cbFontSize.ItemsSource = TextControl1.InputFormat.GetFontSizes()
End Sub

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xmlns:tx="clr-namespace:TXTextControl.WPF;assembly=TXTextControl.WPF"
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<Window.Resources>
    <tx:MeasureConverter Unit="Point" Decimals="1" x:Key="twipsConv" />
</Window.Resources>
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<ComboBox
    Name="cbFontSize"
    IsEditable="True"
    IsReadOnly="True"
    Width="50"
    DropDownOpened="cbFontSize_DropDownOpened"
    Text="{Binding
    ElementName=textControl1,
    Path=InputFormat.FontSize,
    Converter={StaticResource twipsConv}}" />