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RE: screen size when editing python - Larz60+ - May-23-2017
screeninfo gives the full screen size of all the monitors connected to the system
so you can (initially if expandable) size an application window based on a percentage of screen size.
in the code of my previous post, I only deal with the first
m contains the list
RE: screen size when editing python - ackmondual - Jun-13-2017
I generally go 100 characters wide on my desktop (24" monitor)
80 wide on my laptop (11" screen)
RE: screen size when editing python - Skaperen - Jun-16-2017
i have buttons for two sizes, now, with different font sizes filling the 1920x1080 screen: 183x51, 167x46. i usually use the latter for the larger font, but i have the other one for cases when i need more characters.