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What would be the preferred was to resize the icons dynamically? E.g. when I have a zoom-in/out button that can change the default font-size with something like this:
applicationPreferences.getFontSizeProperty().addListener((c, o, n) -> {
borderPane.setStyle(String.format("-fx-font-size: %d; ", n));
});
I would like to also resize the icons with it. The only way I found was to bind the font-size in code:
SEVERE: Could not reset [-fx-icon-size] on [IntegerProperty [bean: fth-printer:19:0xeceff4ff, name: iconSize, bound, value: 19]] due to FontIcon.iconSize : A bound value cannot be set.
Not sure why the iconSize is a property if it cannot be cleanly bound.
I also tried this, which breaks the icons:
applicationPreferences.getFontSizeProperty().addListener((c, o, n) -> {
fontIcon.setStyle(String.format("-fx-icon-size: %d; ", applicationPreferences.getFontSizeProperty().get()));
});
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What would be the preferred was to resize the icons dynamically? E.g. when I have a zoom-in/out button that can change the default font-size with something like this:
I would like to also resize the icons with it. The only way I found was to bind the font-size in code:
But this creates a lot of error messages:
Not sure why the
iconSize
is a property if it cannot be cleanly bound.I also tried this, which breaks the icons:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: