How I can increase the font size of the watches in debug mode in codeblocks? - debugging

CodeBlocks watch font size is so small by default.I want to increase it for a better view.
How i can do that ??

As far as I know, you can not change the watches window text font.
But you can change the font and its size for the watch under (mouse) cursor.
Go to Menu -> Settings -> Debugger
Find "Value Tooltip Font" while "Common" option (at left, up) is active.
Press "Choose" and the select your desired font.

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Visual Studio Output Window Font Size tracks with Code Window. Then it doesn't

I've seen this for years with Visual Studio and would like to finally understand it.
I'll be coding in VS and I want to increase my text editor font size. My typical method is to use use CTRL+MOUSEWHEEL to increase it. As text in text editor gets bigger, so does the text in the Output Window. They're sync-ed.
That makes the output window font size larger than I want so then I go to...
Tools >> Options >> Environment >> Fonts and Colors
...change the category to "Output Window" and change the font size. And yes, that certainly works. But it has the odd side-effect of making the output window stop tracking with the code window. Now, if I use CTRL+MOUSEWHEEL to adjust the code window font size, the output window does not change.
But then, a month or two later, I will notice that they're tracking together again.
What is it that made the two track together? Is there any way to toggle that tracking on and off?
(Both windows use "Courier New" for a font, if that matters)

Increasing font size in menu and files drop downs in RStudio

I know I have worked out how to do this before but can't remember how. I am working in RStudio through two monitors attached through a hub to a (closed) laptop. I increased the font size of the source, console, environment, and help panes but the font size of the tab names above the bottom right and top left panels remain very small (see image)
I have tried going into the computer's settings via Settings -> Ease of Access -> Display and increased the slider and raised 'Make everything bigger from 100% to 125% (see image), all to no avail
Can anyone who has had and solved this problem help me out?
Tools > Global Options > Appearance > Zoom
Click the link above for a screenshot.
If you go to Tools > Global Options > Appearance > Zoom,
You will be able to increase size of everything by adjusting the zoom.
If you are on rstudio-server, ctrl + will do the same thing.

How to set default font size in codeblocks?

I just started using code::blocks editor and found that its default font size is smaller to me.Whenever I open it I have to manually resize the font by settings -> editor -> choose. What is the way that I make my chosen font size default?
Please don't mark it duplicate or spam as I've checked everywhere to set as default font size but can't find an answer.
There is no shortcut by default, but a menu-entry (a little bit hidden).
GOTO:-
"Edit -> Special Commands -> Zoom -> Reset"
Also, you can assign "any_shortcut" to the menu-entry on the system (using Keybinder-plugin, if you want to).
Hope it helped :)

Increase error font size in XCode

Is it possible to make these tiny messages larger? I didn't find it preferences.
It is indeed: head over to Xcode - Preferences and find the Fonts and Colors section. Switch to the Console Tab and select an option you want to change (typically Executable Console Output and Debugger Console Output appear in the debugger).
Now click the tiny little T icon at the bottom and change the font to something more palatable. The default font is Menlo 11.
Alternatively you can switch to either of the Presentation presets, which will increase the font size for the debugger and your code font (good for screencasts).
It appears that the font size of the tiny red error messages is governed by the space available: if you make the default font size larger (or the size of any of the elements on that line), the error message will expand to fit.
An alternative is to show the issue navigator on the left, which has larger type, especially if you fiddle around in the preferences and allow more than 3 lines per entry, or whatever the default setting is.

Visual Studio 2008: Change the font size of line number

Is there any way to hack visual studio so that it displays the line numbers in smaller font size like the way Notepad++ does? I'm using Consolas at size 12 and the line numbers just look so ugly.
Thanks.
Tools > Options... > Environment Fonts and Colors > Display Items > Line Numbers
You should be able to mess with fonts and sizes there.
EDIT for the people whose hands need to be held:
Follow this click path after you open Visual Studio 2008 (most likely by double-clicking on its icon):
Tools > Options... > Environment Fonts and Colors
"Tools" is in the menu bar at the top of the screen, and is most likely the fourth option from the right. Once you click on "Tools" a menu should come down, and you should click the "Options..." option, which is the very very last one. A new window will pop up with some junk on the right and some more things to click on on the left. Those things on the left determine what options you'll be setting on the right. Click the "Environment Fonts and Colors" option, which should be the second option.
Then, make sure "Show Settings For:" is set to "Text Editor". Click on "Line Numbers" in the listbox that says "Display Items". It is located underneath the "Font (bold type indicates fixed-width fonts):" dropdown box (that textbox with the arrow on the right side that when you click it, a whole bunch of options show up). It should be the 5th option in the "Display Items" box. After you do this, you can adjust your font, font size, color, whatever your little heart desires.
Once you're done, make sure to hit the "OK" button in the lower right corner of the window where you just made all your adjustments. Your new settings should be reflected!
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Even though Jason is correct in his directions, he even answered your question in a round about way.
all text editor font is the same
when you have changed one of the font properties.
So in short. No you can not adjust individual fonts for items in the actual text editor, though you can adjust almost everything else through the Option dialog.
Hope this helps.

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