parseText

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Description

Description:

Creates a structured text by parsing the given XML description.

Groups:

Uncategorised

Syntax

Syntax:

Structured Text = parseText text

Parameters:

text: String

Return Value:

Structured Text

Examples

Example 1:

_Stxt = parseText "First line<img image='data\isniper.paa'/><br/>Second line"

Additional Information

See also:

ctrlSetStructuredText

Notes

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Notes

--Spooner 21 March 2009 Although there is a dedicated image command, parseText gives more options:

<img size='5' color='#ff0000' image='fish.paa'>

--Mondkalb 22:07, 11 May 2007 (CEST)

You can also colorate your text. You just have to use following tag:

 <t color='#ffff00'>Your yellow text!</t> 

To change the size of your text, use this command:

 <t size='2.2'>Your bigger text!</t> 

--Spinor

To change text font, use:

 <t font='Zeppelin33'>Bold Text</t> 

To change horizontal alignment, use (parameter can be 'left', 'center', 'right'):

 <t align='center'>Centered Text</t> 

To change vertical alignment within a line, use (parameter can be 'top', 'middle', 'bottom'):

 <t valign='bottom'>Text at Line Bottom</t> 

To underline text, use:

 <t underline='true'>Underlined Text</t> 

To put shadow under text, use:

 <t shadow='true'><t shadowColor='#ff0000'>Text with Red Shadow</t></t> 

--HeliJunkie

Following statements are valid too:

<t underline='1'>Underlined Text</t>
<t shadow='1'shadowColor='#ff0000'>Green shadow text</t>

Following fonts are valid (got from config):

<t font='Zeppelin32'>Zeppelin32 (normal text)</t>
<t font='Zeppelin33'>Zeppelin33 (bold text)</t>
<t font='Zeppelin33Italic'>Zeppelin33Italic (bold italic text)</t>
<t font='Bitstream'>Bitstream (same as Zeppelin32)</t>
<t font='TahomaB'>TahomaB (same as Zeppelin32)</t>
<t font='LucidaConsoleB'>LucidaConsoleB (like Courier)</t>