public double CharacterMinAspect { get; set; }

public double CharacterMinAspect { get; set; }

Public Property CharacterMinAspect As Double 
	Get 
	Set

Public Property CharacterMinAspect As Double 
	Get 
	Set

public:
property double CharacterMinAspect {
	double get ();
	void set (double value);
}

public:
property double CharacterMinAspect {
	double get ();
	void set (double value);
}

Property Value

The mark rectangle of a character is a tight bounding box enclosing all of the foreground (e.g. ink) pixels in the character image.

This value is used only if UseCharacterMinAspect is true.

The technique used to split the character into pieces depends on the value of WidthType. If WidthType is FontCharWidthTypeFixed, the segmenter will try to break the character into pieces of approximately equal width. If WidthType is FontCharWidthTypeVariable or FontCharWidthTypeUnknown, the segmenter will try to break the character into pieces that are not required to be approximately the same width.

The segmenter may sometimes choose to return characters slightly wider than the width indicated by this value if it cannot find a reasonable split.

CharacterMaxWidth is another way of specifying a maximum character width.

This definition of aspect is more convenient than simply using the height of the character's mark rectangle divided by the width of the character's mark rectangle, e.g. so that allowing a dash "-" does not require using a tiny CharacterMinAspect value.

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