Mtext rigth&left giustified

[Marc'Antonio Alessi]

2004 - VL-VBA

Is there a way to format an Mtext rigth&left justified?

(i.e. as in Word)

 

[James Buzbee]

Seems to be the "AttachmentPoint" property.

if mtobj is a variable pointing to an IAcadMText object:
(vlax-put mtobj "AttachmentPoint" 1)

1 is acAttachmentPointTopLeft
2 is acAttachmentPointTopCenter
3 is acAttachmentPointTopRight
4 is acAttachmentPointMiddleLeft
5 is acAttachmentPointMiddleCenter
6 is acAttachmentPointMiddleRight
7 is acAttachmentPointBottomLeft
8 is acAttachmentPointBottomCenter
9 is acAttachmentPointBottomRight

jb

 

[Marc'Antonio Alessi]

James, thanks for answer but

I need to format a Mtext rigth AND left justified
like "justified" in Ms Word:

ABCDEF ABCDEFGHILMNOPQRSTUVZ
ABEF ABCD EFGH ILMN QRSTUVZ
AB ABCD EF GH IL MNOPST UVZ
ABCDEF ABCDEFG MNOPQRSTUVZ
ABCDEF BCI LMNR STUVZ

(Sorry for giustified > justified!)

Ciao.

Marco

 

[ECCAD]

Marco,
It looks like the MTEXT entity has only (1) justification bit. / attachmentpoint as James stated. You might consider generating a routine to replace the Mtext (line at a time), with Fitted Text ?

Bob

 

[Phil Kenewell]

MTEXT currently does not have a setting like "Justified" in MS Word.

 

[Marc'Antonio Alessi]

Thanks Terry, great tools.

Thanks to all.

I need to format a Mtext rigth AND left justified
like "justified" in Ms Word:

ABCDEF ABCDEFGHILMNOPQRSTUVZ
ABEF ABCD EFGH ILMN QRSTUVZ

No way using Mtext objects.

ToolPac 7.0 from http://www.dotsoft.com has the ability to create a full justified text object [http://www.dotsoft.com/immages/tptxtful.gif]. It provides a simple multiline editor for the creation and changing of these objects.

Terry