I'm using c2 with windows 10. Surface3 with a side monitor that has a resolution of 2160x1440. The text on the IDE for C2 is tiny. Any way to increase the font size used in the IDE similar to what you can do with Visual Studio or Android Studio?
Healy in Tampa
To change the font size you have a couple of options. First off, you can go into File->Preferences and then under General, they have a section for Event Sheet View. There you can change the font size in the event sheet. Additionally, you can simply do a Control+Scroll (up or down) to zoom in there as well.
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I'm using Android Studio fo Flutter Projects and one thing I would like to improve is the size of the pop-up font in the editor window. I think the same is actual for a java or a kotlin developers. Is there a setting to make the font bigger?
Only way to increase the font size is to increase the font size in Settings -> Appearance & Behavior -> Appearance Check the "Use custom font" and increase the size.
Note this will change the font size of IDE itself.
I have a 15.6" 4K laptop display. I can easily scale up Android Studio and its fonts -- except for tooltip fonts (i.e. starting tips, and when I hover over a word for Javadocs). Is there a setting to do this?
In case you didn't figure it out already: When the tool-tip appears, there is a configuration button in the upper right corner of the window. Click it, and you get a slider to set your desired font size.
Late answer but it's might will help. If you choose this selection, you can change font size like Chrome.
How to change the font size of the Resharper?
I found the font size of File Structure, Live Templates and other UI components unbearably small.
I couldn't find any options to customize font size. I tried to increase Windows DPI to 150%. That works but cause a lot of other problems.
I'm using Resharper 5.1.3.
Thanks
ReSharper still uses system font settings for many of its controls. Use the Control Panel to change font size in these controls.
Same as changing the colors, it's in visual studio options not resharper.
but under resharper settings.
Look at this link:
Changing Resharper's color scheme
look carefully at the issues presented in some user's visual studio. I had to reinstall resharper in order to change the color and font size.
I'm building a program in C++ (target is windows XP) using Visual Studio 2008 and I'm trying to add application icons, the ones that show up in the taskbar, explorer, desktop, etc. My .ico file has the sizes 48x48, 32x32, 24x24, and 16x16 pix in color depths 32-bit, 24-bit, 256 colors, and 16 colors. For what it's worth, I'm adding the .ico file to the binary in IcoFX.
I can get all the icons to show up like they should except for the one in the upper left corner of the program itself--the one that you can click on to bring up a menu with window size options--it still shows the default icon.
To get this little icon to change do I need a different image size or is there a completely different way of managing this one icon? Does that icon even have a specific name?
Thanks for your help.
Duplicated: How do I set the icon for my application in visual studio 2008?
According to one answer on that thread, you need to make sure that your icon is the first icon in the resources file.
Ok, I've figured it out:
I'm using wxWidgets as my GUI toolkit, so this is the only satisfactory answer I can give. wxWidgets has classes to set the main frame icons, those classes include wxIcon and wxIconBundle. Then wxTopLevelWindow::SetIcons can be used to set the application's icons. This sets ALL the icons (taskbar, main frame, alt-tab chooser, etc), no need to mess with a resource file in Visual Studio.
I have a very large monitor. When I open a text file in MSVC, the file defaults to a width of about 80% of my screen space. For most bits of code that's about twice the size I need. Is there a way to set the default size of a newly opened file?
In the regular paned UI you can choose to split the code window horizontally or vertically, try that. You then get two code windows with each their own tab bar.