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How to increase the font size of the content of Project Inspector

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Aurimenes Silva
to Dennis

Hi Dennis, how are you doing?

Maybe the solution you are looking for is found in this path:

Menu Tools > Options (or Shift + Ctrl + O) > Editor > Show

I believe this is the path in English as my Lazarus is actually in Portuguese.

Good luck!

*Aurimenes Apolônio Silva* Desenvolvedor de Software Fones: (81) 99935-9066 / 98625-1676 Em 09/01/2019 04:26, Dennis via lazarus escreveu: > I am getting old and my eyes need to use bigger fonts. > I cannot find the font size option of Project Inspector anywhere in > Lazarus. Please help. > > Dennis > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.lazarus-ide.org/pipermail/lazarus/attachments/20190114/7ef37aa6/attachment.html>

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Juha Manninen
to Aurimenes Silva

It is
Tools > Options > Editor > Display
but there you can only adjust the font for code editor. The question was about Project Inspector.
You cannot adjust the font size for such IDE windows. You can however use the scaling features of your OS. Then all text in all application get bigger.

Juha

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Dennis
to Anthony Walter: Try doing this: https://cache.getlazarus.org/videos/font-size.mp4 -------------- next…
Anthony Walter wrote 5 lines

great! But is "Application Explorer" only available in Lazarus 2.1? Or is it an package I can install on my current Lazarus 1.9.  Where can I get it?

Dennis
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Juha Manninen
to Anthony Walter

Sorry for the late reply.

AM Anthony Walter wrote

The best way is to get it from the Online Package Manager in Lazarus. I guess Anthony has provided it there.
I tested now with a non-docked IDE and the Application Explorer does not find my Project Inspector window.
IMO the Help menu is a wrong place for the main menu item. It could be in View menu as the Code Explorer.

To the Lazarus team, consider adding Application Explorer to trunk/components.

IMO the Online Package Manager is an ideal way to install such packages. For an end user it is as simple as installing a local package. Maintaining the server package is easy, too, I believe.

Juha

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Dennis
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Anthony Walter wrote 5 lines

It is strange that on my Lazarus 2.0 Win64, the search on "project" does not show Project Inspector like your video in Ubuntu

Maybe the App.Explore works differently in win 64 Lazarus. :-(

Dennis
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Anthony Walter
to Dennis

In the event you're having a problem seeing an item, this a brief overview of how the application explorer works.

Application Explorer takes all components owned by the global Application instance and enumerates them recursively. It then presents those components in a tree view, where the child nodes are components owned by the parent component.

So if component is not found by either component name or type name in the search function, then the component you are searching for either has not been created or is not in the ownership chain of the global Application instance,

It may make sense to review the IDE source code and make sure that all forms and the related components they create set the owner argument in their constructor to something other than nil. For both consistency and safety. We don't want to end up with any orphaned components being created. As such the tool under discussion might be helpful for people who work on the IDE so they can correct this issue among other things. -------------- next part --------------
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