I have some text in my app window. I'd like it to resize if someone resizes the app window (if window gets bigger, the text gets bigger too).
Is this possible to achieve using Quickly, Glade and Python?
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closed as too localized by belacqua, The Lord of Time, bcbc, Jai, user68186 May 7 at 14:07
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I'd use some kind of MyFrame.getSize() method to get the size of the frame. Then I'd make all the text sizes relative to the size of the frame. I don't know how to realize that with Quickly, Glade or Python, but I did it in Java and it should work in other programming languages as well. |
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