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Underline (Property)

In french: Souligné

The Underline property is used to:

Find out whether a Font variable is underlined.
Underline (or not) a Font variable.

Versions 17 and later

iPhone/iPad

This property is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

New in version 17

iPhone/iPad

This property is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

iPhone/iPad

This property is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

Versions 22 and later

Universal Windows 10 App

This property is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

New in version 22

Universal Windows 10 App

This property is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

Universal Windows 10 App

This property is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

Versions 27 and later

Android

This property is now available for Android applications.

This property is now available in Android widget mode.

New in version 27

Android

This property is now available for Android applications.

This property is now available in Android widget mode.

Android

This property is now available for Android applications.

This property is now available in Android widget mode.

Example

// Define the characteristics of a Font variable
Font1 is Font
Font1.Name = "Arial"
Font1.Size = 14
Font1.SizeUnit = unitPoint
Font1.Underline = True
// Apply the font to "MyControl"
MyControl.Font = Font1

Syntax

Finding out whether a Font variable is underlined Hide the details

<Result> = <Font used>.Underline

<Result>: Boolean

True if the specified font is underlined,
False otherwise.

<Font used>: Font variable

Name of the Font variable to be used.

Underlining (or not) a Font variable Hide the details

<Font used>.Underline = <Underlined/Not underlined>

<Font used>: Font variable

Name of the Font variable to be used.

<Underlined/Not underlined>: Boolean

True if the specified font must be underlined,
False otherwise.

Remarks

A font can be created from a Font variable.

To define the font characteristics, use:

the FontCreate function.
This function is not available.
the Charset, Orientation, StrikeOut, Color, Bold, Italic, CharacterSpacing, LineSpacing, Name, Underline, Size and SizeUnit properties.
Only the following properties can be used with the Font type: Orientation, StrikeOut, Color, Bold, Italic, Name, Underline, Size.
Versions 27 and later
The Charset and Orientation properties are not available for Font variables.
New in version 27
The Charset and Orientation properties are not available for Font variables.
The Charset and Orientation properties are not available for Font variables.

This font can be used:

To write text in drawings (dFont).
To write in charts (grLabelFont, grLegendFont, grTitleFont and grAxisTitleFont).
To print (iFont).
In the controls of a window (Font property).
In the controls of a report (Font property).

Versions 27 and later

Android

This font can only be used in the controls of a window (Font property).

New in version 27

Android

This font can only be used in the controls of a window (Font property).

Android

This font can only be used in the controls of a window (Font property).

See also

Font management properties

Minimum version required

Version 9

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