Yes, to call Dispose on Graphics object is a good idea. Otherwise, you'll a
memory leak.
Thank you,
Sergiy.
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| Subject: Re: How to size a label taking an text and its font
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| Don't you want to call Dispose on Graphics object at some point? ;-)
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| | > Something like that (untested):
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| >
| > private void textBox1_TextChanged(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
| > {
| > SizeF size = this.CreateGraphics().MeasureString(textBox1.Text,
| > txtSell.Font);
| > textBox1.Width = (int)size.Width;
| > }
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| > Alex Yakhnin, .NET CF MVP
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| > "Batagin" wrote:
| >
| >> In Win32, there is AutoSize property for a label.
| >> How can I do the same AutoSize Task in CompactFramework ?
| >> I don't understand why TextBox does not have this ability either in
both
| >> WinCe and Win32, since when using a TextBox with a fixed text size, it
| >> would
| >> be useful. Ex: a zip code field, where font can be configured and the
| >> application have to resize the textbox to fie the zip code content.
| >>
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