Highlights.Builder.AddRange(Paint, Int32, Int32) Method
Definition
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Add single range highlight.
[Android.Runtime.Register("addRange", "(Landroid/graphics/Paint;II)Landroid/text/Highlights$Builder;", "", ApiSince=34)]
public Android.Text.Highlights.Builder AddRange(Android.Graphics.Paint paint, int start, int end);[<Android.Runtime.Register("addRange", "(Landroid/graphics/Paint;II)Landroid/text/Highlights$Builder;", "", ApiSince=34)>]
member this.AddRange : Android.Graphics.Paint * int * int -> Android.Text.Highlights.BuilderParameters
- paint
- Paint
a paint object used for drawing highlight path.
- start
- Int32
an inclusive offset of the text.
- end
- Int32
an exclusive offset of the text.
Returns
this builder instance.
- Attributes
Remarks
Add single range highlight. The TextView and underlying Layout draws highlight in the order of the addRange(Paint, int, int) calls. For example, the following code draws (1, 2) with red and (2, 5) with blue. val redPaint = Paint().apply { color = Color.RED } val bluePaint = Paint().apply { color = Color.BLUE } val highlight = Highlights.Builder().addRange(redPaint, 1, 4).addRange(bluePaint, 2, 5).build()
Android reference for android.text.Highlights.Builder.addRange.
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