Hi @Alain and @eirannejad,
I didn’t find a report on this from a quick search: The line spacing in the script editor minimap is massive, probably not by design I’d guess. Here’s a side-by-side with Sublime Text:
Best,
Anders
Hi @Alain and @eirannejad,
I didn’t find a report on this from a quick search: The line spacing in the script editor minimap is massive, probably not by design I’d guess. Here’s a side-by-side with Sublime Text:
Best,
Anders
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Thanks!
Hi @Alain, I’m not sure if anything was updated (not seeing anything in the YouTrack), but the minimap line spacing appears to have been fixed in SR13:
Looking very nice and useful ![]()
Ohhh, the minimap actually scales vertically now, so that one can always see all the code ![]()
Edit: Hang on, maybe this vertical scaling is what’s causing the line spacing issue in the first place.
There was nothing added to deliberately change the line spacing but some tweaks in how the editor is sized in it’s container may have improved things. Not sure.
I think I got confused because I had much more code and the minimap looked much better all of the sudden. With only a few lines of code the vertical scaling makes the minimap appear to have huge line spacing, but I guess it’s just a bitmap being stretched? I’m not so sure about this scaling/stretching after all. Not to go on about it again, but Sublime Text has a nice minimap that might inspire a solution:
Hmmmm, or maybe the scaling is a nice feature. Either way, it would be nice if it didn’t scale/stretch beyond what is actually being rendered in the code editor (i.e. causing “huge line spacing”).
Sorry, just picking this one up again. Assuming the new script editor is based on Monaco, why does its mini map not behave like the one in Visual Studio Code (i.e. where the mini map doesn’t scale vertically)? This is especially noticeable with fewer lines of code:
Bump…
TLDR: Would it be possible to remove the minimap vertical scaling (ala Visual Studio Code)?
Edit: Maybe this is one for @eirannejad now? Alain seems to be unresponsive lately.