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| [2013-05-30 16:40:18] |
| SoundsLikeSun - Posts: 30 |
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Hi, When using sc.UseTool(), with DrawingType = DRAWING_TEXT, it makes a line of text appear on the graph. Is there a way to determine the height of this line in terms of ticks (which can dramatically change depending on the timeframe). I need this value to keep my charts clean and avoid the overlapping of text from different sc.UseTool requests. Thank you for your answer, Thomas |
| [2013-05-30 20:44:18] |
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You can only control the height of text through the s_Usetool::FontSize member and this controls the height in what are called Points. This is a Windows unit which is translated to pixels based upon the DPI setting for the system.
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| [2013-05-31 20:19:00] |
| SoundsLikeSun - Posts: 30 |
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OK Thank you for your fast answer |
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