.NET Windows Forms in a Nutshell

Name

HorizontalAlignment

Synopsis

This enumeration is used by most of the Control classes to specify how particular parts of their imagery should be positioned (e.g., the TextBox.TextAlign property).

Note that this enumeration uses Left, Center, and Right rather than the usual Near, Center, and Far, but the Control objects still honor the setting for Control.RightToLeft. So, if you set Left, but also RightToLeft.Yes, the element will actually be aligned to the right.

public enum HorizontalAlignment {

   Left = 0,

   Right = 1,

   Center = 2

}

Hierarchy

System.Object → System.ValueType → System.Enum(System.IComparabl, System.IFormattable, System.IConvertible) → HorizontalAlignment

Returned By

ColumnHeader.TextAlign, Control.{RtlTranslateAlignment(), RtlTranslateHorizontal()}, DataGridColumnStyle.Alignment, RichTextBox.SelectionAlignment, StatusBarPanel.Alignment, TextBox.TextAlign, UpDownBase.TextAlign

Passed To

ColumnHeader.TextAlign, Control.{RtlTranslateAlignment(), RtlTranslateHorizontal()}, DataGridColumnStyle.Alignment, ColumnHeaderCollection.{Add(), Insert()}, RichTextBox.SelectionAlignment, StatusBarPanel.Alignment, TextBox.TextAlign, UpDownBase.TextAlign