iOS Question Font Scale vs screen size issue

[techknight]

So, With Android, I found this thread here:

https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/avd-screen-size-scale.99690/#post-627541

This worked awesome in all of my apps to keep the Fonts within the controls without overflow or multiline issues.

Question is, What is the equivalent for iOS?

Thanks!

 

[BillMeyer]

@techknight

In iOS, this is one of the better features and does not require the Android way of doing it:

In your Designers, select your label and do the following: (Check the red underlines)

Programatically you can do the following:

lblUnderHeader.AdjustFontSizeToFit = True
lblUnderHeader.Multiline = True

and it should work the same. Experiment with the amount of text you have if multiline is not ticked - it can become very small and not legible.

Remember, fitting to your screen here depends on your anchors (you can use the principle I described in that post you refer to above to position your place holders and adjusting the font with the code above)

I trust this will work and explain how I do it it on iOS.

 

[techknight]

I already figured this out for labels.

the issue still remains with buttons, and other controls.

I am attempting to do it this way:

cmdNumber0.CustomLabel.AdjustFontSizeToFit = True

It is painful to list out all the controls and do this manually, I wish there was a loop iteration somewhere I could do this with. There is probably a get all views shortcut or something I am missing that would help here.

 

[Erel]

I wish there was a loop iteration somewhere

For Each v As View In Page1.RootPanel.GetAllViewsRecursive
If v Is ...
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