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I thing you mean: if( UIScale.zoomOut() )
FlatLaf.updateUI();Thank you for new API |
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@DJ-Raven thanks. Fixed and added |
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The zooming API makes makes it easier to supports zooming in applications.
Zooming is done by increasing/decreasing FlatLaf scale factor (see
UIScale.getUserScaleFactor())and increasing/decreasing default font size.
Note:
Custom components need to use
UIScale.scale(int)to zoom their UI.Use FlatLaf Demo to test it:
with 120% zoom:
Usage
Set zoom factor
UI needs to be updated if zoom factor has changed.
If you set zoom factor before any UI components are created, then
FlatLaf.updateUI()is not necessary.Increase zoom factor / Zoom In
This increases zoom factor using next greater factor in supported factors array.
Decrease zoom factor / Zoom Out
This decreases zoom factor using next smaller factor in supported factors array.
Reset Zoom
Resets zoom factor to
1.Define supported zoom factors for zoom in/out
Sets the supported zoom factors used for
zoomIn()andzoomOut().Default is
[ 1f, 1.1f, 1.25f, 1.5f, 1.75f, 2f ].