Fluid was designed with Fluid. You can open the .fl file in the source tree and change the layout and font sizes. There is no function (yet) that scales the entire application.
Since you need to run Fluid to create Fluid, you should use a copy of the program for editing. Also note that you have to generate the code from the fl files manually (menuitem 'create code'). On OS X you can zoom into the entire screen at any time by holdibg control and rotating the mouse wheel. On MSWindows, some graphics cards have a hotkey for zooming. Maybe that is an easier way? David Topham <[email protected]> schrieb: >I am a new user of FLUID. I have been using it to teach programming to >beginning students of C++. I like it very much and appreciate the great >work that has gone into making this program to facilitate using fltk. > >One feature I would like to see added (or add myself) is some way to >make the fonts much larger. I display what I am typing to students in a >classroom using overhead projector, but the fonts are so small they can >hardly see them. > >Is there some way I can modify the code or configure it so it uses >fontsizes like 16 or 18 instead of 11 or 12 like it is now? > >I especially need this when adding code to the callback area of the >Code Properties window. > >Thank you for any advice. I have been able to successfully build fltk >1.3 on my Windows system using MSYS/MINGW so I know I will be able to >modify the code and rebuild a new version of FLUID when I can figure >out where to change it. > >-Dave >_______________________________________________ >fltk mailing list >[email protected] >http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
