Peter Cermak wrote:
I will change the default to be 192 for both and (eventually) add them to the File -> Options UI so that you don't need to change them in the file.
Peter Cermak wrote:
Calculating the size based on the screen resolution is a difficult one. The screen is in pixel width and the window is specified in column width. I would need to take into account font and font size. Not sure if I can even get those values dynamically.
Thank you for the feedback.
Regards,
Just a small glitch when is start from "Tools - Powershell cmdlet", that means a session doesn't show this but just resizes.
i also have a horizontal scrollbar, which vanishes, when i resize the undocked powershell window to a width of 2040 pixels. So the PowerShellWindowSizeCols is slightly larger than the actual screen resolution (1920).
I will change the default to be 192 for both and (eventually) add them to the File -> Options UI so that you don't need to change them in the file.
Peter Cermak wrote:
Maybe you could somehow calulate the sizes from the actual workspace (without Nav-tree, toolbars,...) but if not, i could live with it also.
Calculating the size based on the screen resolution is a difficult one. The screen is in pixel width and the window is specified in column width. I would need to take into account font and font size. Not sure if I can even get those values dynamically.
Thank you for the feedback.
Regards,