zooming in StyledTextCtrl

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I have been trying out the StyledTextCtrl widget, and have come across the
'zooming' feature, which I think is great. When it zooms in and out, what
it looks like it is doing is changing the size of the font globally. Is
this correct?

My question is this: can specific lines of code be 'zoomed', either by
changing their font size of otherwise, while leaving the other lines at
their normal size?

I'm interested in using this to create a kind of fisheye effect.

Thanks
Stephen Emslie

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Stephen Emslie:

My question is this: can specific lines of code be 'zoomed',
either by changing their font size of otherwise, while leaving
the other lines at their normal size?

   No, each line is always the same height.

   Neil

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stephene@sjsoft.com wrote:

I have been trying out the StyledTextCtrl widget, and have come across the
'zooming' feature, which I think is great. When it zooms in and out, what
it looks like it is doing is changing the size of the font globally. Is
this correct?

Yes. It increments/decrements a value that is added to the point size of the fonts in all styles.

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