Re: Control of Font Character Spacing in Xcode
Re: Control of Font Character Spacing in Xcode
- Subject: Re: Control of Font Character Spacing in Xcode
- From: Laurence Harris <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2007 00:27:47 -0500
On Jan 10, 2007, at 11:19 PM, Diop Mercer wrote:
Hi. I'm rather fond of the ability to set the amount of space between
lines of text in Terminal. In the font panel for Terminal, at the
bottom, there is a section called Font Character Spacing, and within
that, there is a slider for Height. I keep it at 0.9. It's also
easy to
set/get using defaults:
% defaults read -app Terminal | grep FontHeightSpacing
FontHeightSpacing = "0.9";
BBEdit doesn't have the extra Font Character Spacing section in its
font
panel, but BBedit defaults to 0.9 anyway, so text in BBedit looks
great
to me.
Which brings us to Xcode. Xcode's editor appears to use a setting of
1.0, so text in Xcode's editor looks annoyingly vertically spread
out to
me. Xcode's font panel doesn't have the extra Font Character Spacing
section. Xcode's preferences section doesn't allow one to change the
height of the font/FontHeightSpacing either.
Is there an undocumented preference I can tweak via defaults that will
let me change Xcode's editor to suit my tastes?
I've never heard of one if there is.
If not, can someone at Apple please consider adding control of Font
Character Spacing to Xcode? Thanks.
All feature requests have to be made in Radar:
https://bugreport.apple.com
Larry
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