TCustomRVParaInfo.Alignment, LastLineAlignment

Alignment of paragraph of this style.

type

TRVAlignment =

(rvaLeft, rvaRight, rvaCenter, rvaJustify, rvaDistribute);

TRVLastLineAlignment =

(rvllaDefault, rvllaLeft, rvllaRight, rvllaCenter, rvllaJustify);

property Alignment : TRVAlignment;

property LastLineAlignment: TRVLastLineAlignment;

Possible values of Alignment:

Value	Meaning
rvaLeft	The paragraph is aligned to the left side.
rvaRight	The paragraph is aligned to the right side.
rvaCenter	The paragraph is centered.
rvaJustify	All lines of the paragraph (except for the last line) are aligned to the both left and right sides by adding space between words (i.e. by increasing widths of space characters). The last line is aligned according to LastLineAlignment property.
rvaDistribute*	All lines of the paragraph (except for the last line) are aligned to the both left and right sides by adding space between all characters. The last line is aligned according to LastLineAlignment property.

* this value is not supported in FireMonkey version (in FireMonkey, it works like rvaLeft).

LastLineAlignment is used if Alignment is equal to rvaJustify or rvaDistribute. It is applied to the last line of the paragraph (even if the paragraph has the only line). Additionally it is applied to lines that cannot be aligned to the both sides (for example, if a line contains only a single picture).

Possible values of LastLineAlignment:

Value	Meaning
rvllaDefault	The line is aligned to the left side if the paragraph is aligned from left to right, or to the right side otherwise.
rvllaLeft	The line is aligned to the left side.
rvllaRight	The line is aligned to the right side.
rvllaCenter	The line is centered.
rvllaJustify	The line is aligned according to Alignment property.

Note: Microsoft Word uses the following combinations:

•rvaJustify + rvllaDefault

•rvaDistribute + rvllaJustify

Default value:

•Alignment: rvaLeft

•LastLineAlignment: rvllaDefault