Hi Mark, very good question. And I don't know what would be the best...
Hope others (Alex, Harbs, Piotr, etc...) could give some thoughts about this since I'm not sure. To put people on track; Mark states that using font size (only) browser increase/decrease (notice that Firefox has a built-in control, but Chrome needs a plugin), makes Apache Royale fonts bigger or smaller while the rest of drawings are not affected. If we change from PX to EM units, seems Mark gets right results. So, the question is...how should we adapt Royale codebase to manage this? Current width/height in UIBase, uses PX and is hardcoded...could we make some decoupling or "plug" the right units as we want?, so instead of "px", we have a constant or some modifier that could be configured in some part (Maybe in Application), so we can set to EM instead to PX?? I think we need some config here, but that respect actual config, so people can use actual PX or change to EM if they want. For example, I think Jewel should change to use EM in a global way. Thanks El lun., 14 ene. 2019 a las 13:39, Mark Kessler (< [email protected]>) escribió: > Carlos, > I can give it a shot when I'm at home. However, what about the > direct width/height assignments. Should they do EM assignment too or > should there be a new widthEM heightEM property added? > > -- Carlos Rovira http://about.me/carlosrovira
