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Python editor text zoom #13427
Python editor text zoom #13427
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@Amoursol The clean-up commit is not clean, please fix the build error.. FYI: you cant rename the event hanlder without updating the reference in UI code |
private const double FONT_MAX_SIZE = 60d; | ||
private const double FONT_MIN_SIZE = 5d; | ||
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// Update function, increases/decreases by a specific increment |
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- This comment doesn't really make sense.
- public methods should use ///summary comments.
- Why is this public?
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@mjkkirschner it's code from elsewhere ported. For sure not ideal for Dynamo. @QilongTang is fixing it for me 😊
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Oh missed this one, I will update this in another PR
Purpose
Adding in the ability to increase or decrease the text font size in the Python editor, by using
CTRL
and their middle-mouse scroll.Declarations
Check these if you believe they are true
*.resx
filesRelease Notes
(FILL ME IN) Brief description of the fix / enhancement. Mandatory section
Reviewers
@DynamoDS/dynamo
FYIs
@QilongTang