Problem solved for LilyPond log font size using AutoHotkey. Thanke for the help from Ben (sounds from sound).
Thank you all, fg On Sat, Nov 2, 2019 at 11:10 PM Ben <soundsfromso...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 11/2/2019 10:57 PM, Freeman Gilmore wrote: > > > > On Sat, Nov 2, 2019 at 10:51 PM Ben <soundsfromso...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> On 11/2/2019 10:16 PM, Freeman Gilmore wrote: >> >> >> >> On Sat, Nov 2, 2019 at 9:59 PM Ben <soundsfromso...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> On 11/2/2019 9:31 PM, Freeman Gilmore wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>> On Sat, Nov 2, 2019 at 9:26 PM Ben <soundsfromso...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>>> On 11/2/2019 8:16 PM, Freeman Gilmore wrote: >>>> >>>> Is there a way to make the font larger in the Frescobaldi, LilyPond >>>> Log? >>>> Thank you, >>>> ƒg >>>> >>>> Yes, you can hover the mouse over the log and use the mouse wheel + >>>> control key to change font size. :) >>>> >>> Is there a way to simulate the Wheel? I use a touchpad. >>> Thank you, >>> ƒg >>> >>> >>> There can be yes, but it depends. What hardware are you using? Laptop >>> brand/model? What OS? >>> >> I have a Dell that has a Simulated Wheel, touchpad is designed for it >> but i do not use that for Frescobaldi. The touchpad keyboard i am >> using does not know how many fingers i am using on the pad. Just thinking >> there could be so way to set the keys to simulate a wheel. Probably not. >> Thank you, >> ƒg >> >> Hi, >> >> Right. But are you running Windows on that Dell or a Linux flavor? I'm >> just going to guess and assume Windows. >> >> If so, it's pretty easy to setup an AutoHotKey script to simulate a mouse >> scroll wheel up/down so that's what I would do if you don't have/can't get >> access to a mouse. >> > Windows but i would not have a clue. I will try to find how. > Thanks you. > ƒg > > No problem, I got you. :) > > Here's what you do: > > *First, download AutoHotKey.* > > https://www.autohotkey.com/download/ahk-install.exe > > Install it, defaults are fine. > > *Then, download this script to your desktop (it's an .AHK file) - a script > that maps the entire NUMPAD to mouse controls.* > > https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/scripts/NumpadMouse.ahk > > (you only need to worry about the scroll options which is NUM add / NUM > sub ( + -) > > *Then, double click the AHK file to "run it". You should see the icon in > your tray now.* > > That's it! :) > > *Now, if you hold CONTROL + the NUMPAD minus or plus, you can scroll the > font size in Frescobaldi log files.* > > Just tested it, works beautifully. > > Just make sure you have SCROLL LOCK for this to work. > > When you're finished and the log is the right size, you can always close > the script from your tray and go back to whatever you had. > > Hope this helps! > > > ============ > > */* > o------------------------------------------------------------o > |Using Keyboard Numpad as a Mouse | > (------------------------------------------------------------) > | By deguix / A Script file for AutoHotkey 1.0.22+ | > | ----------------------------------------| > | | > | This script is an example of use of AutoHotkey. It uses | > | the remapping of numpad keys of a keyboard to transform it | > | into a mouse. Some features are the acceleration which | > | enables you to increase the mouse movement when holding | > | a key for a long time, and the rotation which makes the | > | numpad mouse to "turn". I.e. NumpadDown as NumpadUp | > | and vice-versa. See the list of keys used below: | > | | > |------------------------------------------------------------| > | Keys | Description | > |------------------------------------------------------------| > | ScrollLock (toggle on)| Activates numpad mouse mode. | > |-----------------------|------------------------------------| > | Numpad0 | Left mouse button click. | > | Numpad5 | Middle mouse button click. | > | NumpadDot | Right mouse button click. | > | NumpadDiv/NumpadMult | X1/X2 mouse button click. (Win 2k+)| > | NumpadSub/NumpadAdd | Moves up/down the mouse wheel. | > | | | > |-----------------------|------------------------------------| > | NumLock (toggled off) | Activates mouse movement mode. | > |-----------------------|------------------------------------| > | NumpadEnd/Down/PgDn/ | Mouse movement. | > | /Left/Right/Home/Up/ | | > | /PgUp | | > | | | > |-----------------------|------------------------------------| > | NumLock (toggled on) | Activates mouse speed adj. mode. | > |-----------------------|------------------------------------| > | Numpad7/Numpad1 | Inc./dec. acceleration per | > | | button press. | > | Numpad8/Numpad2 | Inc./dec. initial speed per | > | | button press. | > | Numpad9/Numpad3 | Inc./dec. maximum speed per | > | | button press. | > | ^Numpad7/^Numpad1 | Inc./dec. wheel acceleration per | > | | button press*. | > | ^Numpad8/^Numpad2 | Inc./dec. wheel initial speed per | > | | button press*. | > | ^Numpad9/^Numpad3 | Inc./dec. wheel maximum speed per | > | | button press*. | > | Numpad4/Numpad6 | Inc./dec. rotation angle to | > | | right in degrees. (i.e. 180° = | > | | = inversed controls). | > |------------------------------------------------------------| > | * = These options are affected by the mouse wheel speed | > | adjusted on Control Panel. If you don't have a mouse with | > | wheel, the default is 3 +/- lines per option button press. | > o------------------------------------------------------------o > */* > > >
