Layout.FillCharacterBounds(Int32, Int32, Single[], Int32) Method
Definition
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Return the characters' bounds in the given range.
[Android.Runtime.Register("fillCharacterBounds", "(II[FI)V", "GetFillCharacterBounds_IIarrayFIHandler", ApiSince=34)]
public virtual void FillCharacterBounds (int start, int end, float[] bounds, int boundsStart);[<Android.Runtime.Register("fillCharacterBounds", "(II[FI)V", "GetFillCharacterBounds_IIarrayFIHandler", ApiSince=34)>]
abstract member FillCharacterBounds : int * int * single[] * int -> unit
override this.FillCharacterBounds : int * int * single[] * int -> unitParameters
- start
- Int32
the start index to compute the character bounds, inclusive.
- end
- Int32
the end index to compute the character bounds, exclusive.
- bounds
- Single[]
the array to fill in the character bounds. The array is divided into segments of four where each index in that segment represents left, top, right and bottom of the character.
- boundsStart
- Int32
the inclusive start index in the array to start filling in the values from.
- Attributes
Remarks
Return the characters' bounds in the given range. The bounds array will be filled starting from boundsStart (inclusive). The coordinates are in local text layout.
Java documentation for android.text.Layout.fillCharacterBounds(int, int, float[], int).
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