> Awesome, that information proved accurate and I have a much better handle
> on what exactly is going on now. I agree there is probably no perfect
> solution due to a number of variables, but I've decided to use the QT GUI
> instead of GTK for the time being and to keep the forms/controls a fixed
Awesome, that information proved accurate and I have a much better handle on
what exactly is going on now. I agree there is probably no perfect solution
due to a number of variables, but I've decided to use the QT GUI instead of
GTK for the time being and to keep the forms/controls a fixed size (n
> kevinfishburne ha scritto:
> > I'm using GAMBAS 2.13 under Ubuntu 9.10 development branch and the GNOME
> > desktop environment. I've noticed that the GAMBAS IDE ignores GNOME font
> > sizes, but when I run a GAMBAS app it adheres to GNOME's font sizes,
> > adjusting form and control sizes accord
kevinfishburne ha scritto:
> I'm using GAMBAS 2.13 under Ubuntu 9.10 development branch and the GNOME
> desktop environment. I've noticed that the GAMBAS IDE ignores GNOME font
> sizes, but when I run a GAMBAS app it adheres to GNOME's font sizes,
> adjusting form and control sizes accordingly. I c
Try to set "Scaled" property in forms to False. This way you see the
same in design mode than running app (if you are using qt componets; if
you are using gtk components is almost the same).
kevinfishburne escribió:
> I'm using GAMBAS 2.13 under Ubuntu 9.10 development branch and the GNOME
> de
I'm using GAMBAS 2.13 under Ubuntu 9.10 development branch and the GNOME
desktop environment. I've noticed that the GAMBAS IDE ignores GNOME font
sizes, but when I run a GAMBAS app it adheres to GNOME's font sizes,
adjusting form and control sizes accordingly. I can't tell for certain but
it appea
