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Title: Rule Order: 30 RedirectFrom: rule Description: "The Rule class is used to render a horizontal rule (line) to the terminal." Highlights: - Custom colors for line and title. - Specify left, center or right aligned title. Reference: T:Spectre.Console.Rule


The Rule class is used to render a horizontal rule (line) to the terminal.

Usage

To render a rule without a title:

var rule = new Rule();
AnsiConsole.Write(rule);

Title

You can set the rule title markup text.

var rule = new Rule("[red]Hello[/]");
AnsiConsole.Write(rule);
───────────────────────────────── Hello ─────────────────────────────────

Title alignment

You can set the rule's title alignment.

var rule = new Rule("[red]Hello[/]");
rule.Alignment = Justify.Left;
AnsiConsole.Write(rule);
── Hello ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

You can also specify it via an extension method:

var rule = new Rule("[red]Hello[/]");
rule.LeftAligned();
AnsiConsole.Write(rule);
── Hello ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

Styling

var rule = new Rule("[red]Hello[/]");
rule.Style = Style.Parse("red dim");
AnsiConsole.Write(rule);

You can also specify it via an extension method

var rule = new Rule("[red]Hello[/]");
rule.RuleStyle("red dim");
AnsiConsole.Write(rule);