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Windows DPI issues with "directwrite" option #62

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jefim opened this issue Apr 2, 2013 · 3 comments
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Windows DPI issues with "directwrite" option #62

jefim opened this issue Apr 2, 2013 · 3 comments

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@jefim
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jefim commented Apr 2, 2013

Hi, I just noticed that PlainTasks forces directwrite on Windows. And unfortunately at the moment there are issues with sublime directwrite fonts on custom DPI settings (e.g. I am using 125% under windows 7).

Here is an image illustrating the problem (windows 7, sublime 2.0.1/b2217, 125% DPI, consolas font): Untitled
(bad = "with directwrite", good = "without directwrite")

A quick fix is to remove that directowrite from PlainTasks (Windows).sublime-settings file.

As a suggestion - should PlainTasks inherit the directwrite setting from Sublime settings?

@schlamar
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schlamar commented Apr 8, 2013

As a suggestion - should PlainTasks inherit the directwrite setting from Sublime settings?

Definitely +1. PlainTasks shouldn't overwrite any of the font* settings!

@aziz
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aziz commented Apr 8, 2013

You're right, I shouldn't mess around with directwrite settings. removing it right away.

@jefim
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jefim commented Apr 8, 2013

Great success! And thanks for the plugin.

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