Fractional Scaling #96

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mpk · 2020-10-13T22:57:37+02:00

mpk commented

2020-10-13 22:57:37 +02:00

All components should be adustable in size with a general scale value. As it is a common problem in many OS and programs, I think this is a very nice feature that will prevent many users from cracking their brains in weird solutions to solve this problem. (As they do with all other programs that have this problem!)

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delvh commented

2020-10-13 23:43:35 +02:00

See #69. I guess that is literally the issue you're thinking of, if I understand you correctly.

Unless you mean something like Eclipse (custom heights and widths, adjustable through dragging) allows you to do. If that is the case, then I wish you a lot of fun because while it might be possible, JavaFX certainly does not like it the slightest and you'll have to force it really hard using a coffee machine built by @kske.

But afterall, while your feature description already improved, I still have no idea what the original issue you're describing is. I can only guess, which certainly isn't what I'm expecting in a feature request.

See #69. I guess that is literally the issue you're thinking of, if I understand you correctly. Unless you mean something like Eclipse (custom heights and widths, adjustable through dragging) allows you to do. If that is the case, then I wish you a lot of fun because while it might be possible, JavaFX certainly does not like it the slightest and you'll have to force it really hard using a coffee machine built by @kske. But afterall, while your feature description already improved, I still have no idea what the original issue you're describing is. I can only guess, which certainly isn't what I'm expecting in a feature request.

kske commented

2020-10-15 10:04:27 +02:00

Closing, as this is a duplicate of #69.

kske closed this issue

2020-10-15 10:04:27 +02:00

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