c# - itextsharp measure chunk width / height -

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i trying precise alignment itextsharp, keep falling short can't figure out way width / height value chunk or paragraph. if create paragraph font , size , text, dimensions should known, right?

i know default left/right/center alignments trick me mostly, have scenarios knowing dimensions useful. ideas?

you can chunk's width using getwidthpoint() , height of chunk font's size unless you're using lowercase letters. if can manually measure characters using basefont.getcharbbox().

paragraphs flowable items, however, , depend on context written measuring them harder. (chunks don't automatically wrap paragraphs do.) best way measure paragraph write pdfcell , measure pdfcell. don't have add pdfcell document. link below explains little more.

http://itext-general.2136553.n4.nabble.com/linecount-td2146114.html


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