toolstripstatuslabel text did not show up
- StatusStrip label not visible when text too long
- ToolStrip Control Architecture
- StatusStrip In C#
- C# StatusStrip Example: Windows Forms
- ToolStripStatusLabel.BorderStyle Property
- How to do Alignment within string.Format in C#?
- Aligning strings within string.Format and interpolated strings
- Format strings to Right-Justify when an application calls printing
- C# string format
I have a StatusStrip docked to the bottom of a C# Form, it contains a label, the text in it displays fine, except when there is longer length of text then it does not display at all, and I have to widen the form and then all of a sudden it appears. Is it possible to show it in the form below:
The ToolStrip and ToolStripItem classes provide a flexible, extensible system for displaying toolbar, status, and menu items. These classes are all contained in the System.Windows.Forms namespace and they are all typically named with the "ToolStrip" prefix (such as ToolStripOverflow) or with the "Strip" suffix (such as MenuStrip).
A typical status bar control, placed on the bottom of a Form is used to display some text that represents a status of the application and user actions. In the previous versions of the Windows Forms, the StatusBar control is used to provide the status bar functionality. In Windows Forms 4.0 that is a part of Visual Studio 2010, the StatusStrip control replaces the StatusBar control. The StatusStrip control not only provides status bar functionality but also provides features to add rich user interfaces to a status bar such as a ProgressBar, DropDownButton and SplitButton controls.
StatusStrip. A StatusStrip displays window status. It is usually at the bottom of a window. We use a ToolStripStatusLabel hyperlink in the C# Windows Forms status bar.
Gets or sets the border style of the ToolStripStatusLabel.
String Format
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0,-10} | {1,5}", "Bill", 51));
I was browsing through the MSDN docs the other day, trying to remind myself of the various standard ToString() format strings, when I spotted something I have somehow missed in all my years of .NET - alignment components.
This post is for those of you who have also managed to miss this feature, looking at how you can use alignment components both with string.Format and when you are using string interpolation.
This article introduces how to format strings to Right-Justify when an application calls printing.
The C# string format is used to modify a string. It does so by inserting objects and variables at desired positions.
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