On 16/08/2020 23:19, Alexey via lazarus wrote:
> Ideally "default" for the IDE font would give a sensible monospace font for
each platform
No, “default” is def variable width font.
But yes, we need new alias for default mono font, eg “def_mono”. And I will use
it, and IDE should use it.
Cou
> Ideally "default" for the IDE font would give a sensible monospace font for
> each platform
No, “default” is def variable width font.
But yes, we need new alias for default mono font, eg “def_mono”. And I will use
it, and IDE should use it.
Courier isn’t installed on all OS. Courier New too
On 16/08/2020 18:27, Alexey Tor. via lazarus wrote:
On 16.08.2020 19:24, Martin Frb via lazarus wrote:
And how does a this text look?
MMM@@@WWW
In Pascal syntax, it is 3 tokens; all 3 tokens are clipped on right
side (with non monospaced font).
Doing some more tests (with Cocoa) with diff
On 16.08.2020 19:24, Martin Frb via lazarus wrote:
And how does a this text look?
MMM@@@WWW
In Pascal syntax, it is 3 tokens; all 3 tokens are clipped on right side
(with non monospaced font).
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On 16/08/2020 14:07, Alexey Tor. via lazarus wrote:
On 16.08.2020 14:57, Martin Frb via lazarus wrote:
To do so, SynEdit looks for the widest char in the font (by looking
at specific samples, like XMW@): "@" is often the widest.
ATSynEdit takes with of 'grid' as widht of 'N' (before it was 'M'
On 16 August 2020 13:07:01 BST, "Alexey Tor. via lazarus"
wrote:
>On 16.08.2020 14:57, Martin Frb via lazarus wrote:
>> To do so, SynEdit looks for the widest char in the font (by looking
>at
>> specific samples, like XMW@): "@" is often the widest.
>
>ATSynEdit takes with of 'grid' as widht o
On 16.08.2020 14:57, Martin Frb via lazarus wrote:
To do so, SynEdit looks for the widest char in the font (by looking at
specific samples, like XMW@): "@" is often the widest.
ATSynEdit takes with of 'grid' as widht of 'N' (before it was 'M', it
gave too big size for non monospaced fonts, 'N'
On 16/08/2020 13:45, Colin Western via lazarus wrote:
Working on High Sierra Lazarus compiled for Cocoa shows odd character spacing
for program text - each character looks about twice the width it should be. If
I compile Lazarus for carbon it looks fine, and text spacing in my apps looks
OK, s
Working on High Sierra Lazarus compiled for Cocoa shows odd character spacing
for program text - each character looks about twice the width it should be. If
I compile Lazarus for carbon it looks fine, and text spacing in my apps looks
OK, so I suspect a SynEdit related issue. I though I had seen
