Default constructor.

Constructor initialising the object with an alignment value.

Constructor initialising the object with an alignment value.

Gets the absolute horizontal alignment.

Note that this is the alignment in absolute terms. I.e. left and right alignment will not be swapped depending on language directionality.

Return the horizontal alignment, relative to the language directionality specified. Calling this method will return a horizontal alignment where left and right has been swapped for any language with RightToLeft directionality, UNLESS the alignment has been set as being absolute, by calling SetAbsoluteHAlignment().

Return whether horizontal alignment will be treated as an absolute value, or relative the specified language directionality. In the latter case, left and right will be swapped (by TGulAlignment methods for which a TBidiText::TDirectionality is provided) for languages with RightToLeft directionality.

Gets the rectangle occupied by an object of size aInnerSize, which is placed in the area of the rectangle aOuter according to the current alignment.

Note that horizontal alignment is always treated as being in absolute terms.

Gets the rectangle occupied by an object of size aInnerSize, which is placed in the area of the rectangle aOuter according to the current alignment.

Note that if RightToLeft language directionality is specified, left and right horizontal alignment for the inner object will be swapped.

Gets the co-ordinates of the top left corner of an object of size aInnerSize, which is placed in the area of the rectangle aOuter according to the current alignment.

Note that horizontal alignment is always treated as being in absolute terms.

Gets the co-ordinates of the top left corner of an object of size aInnerSize, which is placed in the area of the rectangle aOuter according to the current alignment.

Note that if RightToLeft language directionality is specified, left and right horizontal alignment for the inner object will be swapped.

Return the horizontal alignment as a CParaFormat::TAlignment object. Note that the CParaFormat::TAlignment class supports the concept of horizontal absolute alignment, so left and right alignment will not be swapped.

Set the current horizontal alignment to be used as an absolute value. If set to true, this means that the alignment will NOT be swapped depending on language directionality when calling e.g. HAlignment(TBidiText::TDirectionality).

Note that the default is false (i.e. relative alignment), and calling any of the setters on the TGulAlignment object will reset it to relative alignment (i.e. always call this method after the horizontal alignment has been set).

Also note that support for absolute horizontal alignment was added to TGulAlignment late in Symbian OS release 9.1. Hence if this method is called on an object that is passed to a client compiled against an earlier release (or if the client does not yet support absolute alignment) then the resulting alignment may be incorrect.

Sets the horizontal alignment. Alignment will be reset to relative. I.e. when calling HAlignment() with a TBidiText::ERightToLeft argument, left and right will be swapped. Calling HAlignment() without argument will always return the alignment in absolute terms.

Sets the horizontal alignment. Alignment will be reset to relative. I.e. when calling HAlignment() with a TBidiText::ERightToLeft argument, left and right will be swapped. Calling HAlignment() without argument will always return the alignment in absolute terms.

Sets the horizontal alignment. Alignment will be set to absolute for EAbsoluteLeftAlign and EAbsoluteRightAlign, otherwise relative the language directionality (if specified).

Sets the vertical alignment.

Gets the absolute horizontal text alignment.

Note that this is the alignment in absolute terms. I.e. left and right alignment will not be swapped depending on language directionality.

Return the horizontal alignment, relative to the language directionality specified. Calling this method will return a horizontal alignment where left and right has been swapped for any language with RightToLeft directionality, UNLESS the alignment has been set as being absolute, by calling SetAbsoluteHAlignment().

Gets the vertical alignment.

Gets the (absolute) alignment value as TGulAlignmentValue.

Note that this has the absolute horizontal alignment. I.e. left and right horizontal alignment will not be swapped depending on language directionality.