Template:Screentext flags

The following values are used with screentext and qstrdim.

Exposed	Value	Label	Description
No	1	TEXT_XRIGHT	Right-align text on the x-axis. For example, you could display text at x=320 with this flag and the string's right edge would be on the right edge of the screen.
No	2	TEXT_XCENTER	Center-align text on the x-axis. For example, you could display text at x=160 with this flag and the string would be perfectly horizontally centered.
No	4	TEXT_YBOTTOM	Bottom-align text on the y-axis. For example, you could display text at y=200 with this flag and the string's bottom edge would be on the bottom edge of the screen.
No	8	TEXT_YCENTER	Center-align text on the y-axis. For example, you could display text at y=100 with this flag and the string would be perfectly vertically centered.
No	16	TEXT_INTERNALSPACE	If you are unsure what to specify for the <xspace> parameter, this flag will allow EDuke32 to make its own determination. Don't use this unless you have no idea whatsoever. The <xspace> value will be added to the internal result.
No	32	TEXT_TILESPACE	The <xspace> parameter will be determined using the width of the tile after '~'. Good for custom fonts. (NB: <xbetween> is added to spaces just like any other character.) The <xspace> value will be added to the result.
No	64	TEXT_INTERNALLINE	If you are unsure what to specify for the <yline> parameter, this flag will allow EDuke32 to make its own determination. Don't use this unless you have no idea whatsoever. The <yline> value will be added to the internal result.
No	128	TEXT_TILELINE	The <yline> parameter will be determined using the height of the tile after '~'. Good for custom fonts. The <yline> value will be added to the result.
No	256	TEXT_XOFFSETZERO	Calculate spacing between characters from the left edge instead of the right. In other words, <xbetween> is used as a constant width for the characters in the string and the potentially variable widths of the tiles displayed in the string are ignored.
No	512	TEXT_XJUSTIFY	Justify text in the X direction, using <xbetween> for the total width (since the actual distance will be calculated automatically). Compatible with TEXT_XRIGHT and TEXT_XCENTER.
No	1024	TEXT_YOFFSETZERO	Calculate spacing between line from the top edge instead of the bottom. In other words, <ybetween> is used as a constant height for the lines in the string and the potentially variable heights of the tiles displayed in the string are ignored.
No	2048	TEXT_YJUSTIFY	Justify text in the Y direction, using <ybetween> for the total height (since the actual distance will be calculated automatically). Compatible with TEXT_YBOTTOM and TEXT_YCENTER.
No	4096	TEXT_LINEWRAP	Enable a hackish internal line wrapping feature used by some text in the executable (such as multiplayer messages) that will wrap a string back to its starting X position at the point when a character would go off the screen. This flag has no effect if any alignment flags are used or if the <block angle> is not a multiple of 512, which includes 0--perfectly horizontal or vertical.
No	8192	TEXT_UPPERCASE	Force the case of all letters in the string to uppercase.
No	16384	TEXT_INVERTCASE	Invert the case of the letters in the string. Combine with TEXT_UPPERCASE to produce all-lowercase output.
No	32768	TEXT_IGNOREESCAPE	Palette escape sequences (# or ##) will have no effect. (See definequote.)
No	65536	TEXT_LITERALESCAPE	No parsing will be done for palette escape sequences so they will show up as actual text. This is useful if you have followed by a number that you actually want to display on the screen, such as exponentiation.
No	131072	TEXT_BACKWARDS	Iterate through the string backwards. (TEXT_LITERALESCAPE is highly recommended because there is not a separate pass to escape the palette sequences forwards.)
No	262144	TEXT_GAMETEXTNUMHACK	All numerals will display as if they have a TEXT_XOFFSETZERO of the width of the '0' minus one. For the standard blue font, this value would be 8. This is useful if you have some string including a number value (such as a countdown timer) that you want to display without the place values shifting due to variable width tiles, particularly '1'.
No	524288	TEXT_DIGITALNUMBER	Special tile order: starting at '0' instead of 'A'. Using this flag with quotes containing anything other than numbers may give you undefined behavior. (Recommended tile numbers: DIGITALNUM (#2472), THREEBYFIVE (#3010))
No	1048576	TEXT_BIGALPHANUM	Special tile order: main menu red font. As in v1.3D, the gray font serves as the lowercase letters, so TEXT_UPPERCASE is recommended. (Recommended tile number: BIGALPHANUM (#2930))
No	2097152	TEXT_GRAYFONT	Special tile order: gray font. To parallel the above flag, the red font serves as the lowercase letters, so TEXT_UPPERCASE is recommended. The primary difference compared to using the above flag with the lowercase flags is that the gray font has its own set of numerals. The red font's punctuation is still used. (Recommended tile number: #2966)

Defines

define TEXT_XRIGHT 0x00000001 define TEXT_XCENTER 0x00000002 define TEXT_YBOTTOM 0x00000004 define TEXT_YCENTER 0x00000008 define TEXT_INTERNALSPACE 0x00000010 define TEXT_TILESPACE 0x00000020 define TEXT_INTERNALLINE 0x00000040 define TEXT_TILELINE 0x00000080 define TEXT_XOFFSETZERO 0x00000100 define TEXT_XJUSTIFY 0x00000200 define TEXT_YOFFSETZERO 0x00000400 define TEXT_YJUSTIFY 0x00000800 define TEXT_LINEWRAP 0x00001000 define TEXT_UPPERCASE 0x00002000 define TEXT_INVERTCASE 0x00004000 define TEXT_IGNOREESCAPE 0x00008000 define TEXT_LITERALESCAPE 0x00010000 define TEXT_BACKWARDS 0x00020000 define TEXT_GAMETEXTNUMHACK 0x00040000 define TEXT_DIGITALNUMBER 0x00080000 define TEXT_BIGALPHANUM 0x00100000 define TEXT_GRAYFONT 0x00200000