// Draws string (string builder) at specified position
// normalizedPosition -> X and Y are within interval <0..1>
// scale -> scale for original texture, it's not in pixel/texels, but multiply of original size. E.g. 1 means unchanged size, 2 means double size. Scale is uniform, preserves aspect ratio.
// RETURN: Method returns rectangle where was string drawn in normalized coordinates
public static MyRectangle2D DrawStringCentered(MyGuiFont font, StringBuilder sb, Vector2 normalizedCoord, float scale, Color color, MyGuiDrawAlignEnum drawAlign)
{
Vector2 screenCoord = GetScreenCoordinateFromNormalizedCoordinate(normalizedCoord);
// Fix the scale for screen resolution
float fixedScale = scale * m_safeScreenScale;
// IMPORTANT: We don't draw shadows under text here because shadows are already contained in font texture!
int lineCount = 0;
foreach (var line in sb.Split('\n'))
{
line.TrimTrailingWhitespace();
var lineSizeInPixelsScaled = font.MeasureString(line, fixedScale);
var lineCoord = GetAlignedCoordinate(screenCoord + new Vector2(0, lineCount * font.LineHeight * fixedScale), lineSizeInPixelsScaled, drawAlign);
font.DrawString(lineCoord, color, line, fixedScale);
lineCount++;
}
// IMPORTANT: MeasureString is weird method, because for example it returns height 56 pixels, but DrawString actualy draws 33 pixels tall characters
// And SpriteFont.LineSpacing gives me 53 pixels... so am quite sure MeasureString returns height of line and not of characters, but then why is it less than LineSpacing???
Vector2 sizeInPixelsScaled = font.MeasureString(sb, fixedScale);
screenCoord = GetAlignedCoordinate(screenCoord, sizeInPixelsScaled, drawAlign);
return new MyRectangle2D(GetNormalizedCoordinateFromScreenCoordinate(screenCoord), GetNormalizedSizeFromScreenSize(sizeInPixelsScaled));
}
// Draws string (string builder) at specified position
// normalizedPosition -> X and Y are within interval <0..1>
// scale -> scale for original texture, it's not in pixel/texels, but multiply of original size. E.g. 1 means unchanged size, 2 means double size. Scale is uniform, preserves aspect ratio.
// RETURN: Method returns rectangle where was string drawn in normalized coordinates
public static MyRectangle2D DrawString(MyGuiFont font, StringBuilder sb, Vector2 normalizedCoord, float scale, Color color, MyGuiDrawAlignEnum drawAlign, bool fullscreen = false)
{
Vector2 screenCoord = GetScreenCoordinateFromNormalizedCoordinate(normalizedCoord, fullscreen);
// Fix the scale for screen resolution
float fixedScale = scale * m_safeScreenScale;
// IMPORTANT: MeasureString is weird method, because for example it returns height 56 pixels, but DrawString actualy draws 33 pixels tall characters
// And SpriteFont.LineSpacing gives me 53 pixels... so am quite sure MeasureString returns height of line and not of characters, but then why is it less than LineSpacing???
Vector2 sizeInPixelsScaled = font.MeasureString(sb, fixedScale);
screenCoord = GetAlignedCoordinate(screenCoord, sizeInPixelsScaled, drawAlign);
// IMPORTANT: We don't draw shadows under text here because shadows are already contained in font texture!
//MinerWars.AppCode.App.MyMinerGame.GraphicsDeviceManager.GraphicsDevice.
//font.DrawString(screenCoord, /*color*/ Color.White, sb, fixedScale);
font.DrawString(screenCoord, color, sb, fixedScale);
return new MyRectangle2D(GetNormalizedCoordinateFromScreenCoordinate(screenCoord), GetNormalizedSizeFromScreenSize(sizeInPixelsScaled));
}
