Lets say I’ve a string and some font (name, size, etc…).
How to get width and height, measured in pixels, of such string displayed on the screen?
Lets say I’ve a string and some font (name, size, etc…). How to get
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Lets say I’ve a string and some font (name, size, etc…).
How to get width and height, measured in pixels, of such string displayed on the screen?
The easy answer is Graphics.MeasureString. But it’s rather infamous for not being particularly accurate. If you need better accuracy you can check out this article: Using MeasureCharacterRanges to Draw Text.