Zoom in and out about uivonim HOT 4 CLOSED

Hello! By “zoom in and out” do you mean increase/decrease the font size, or focus in/out on a specific part of the editor?

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Hi @smolck thanks for the swift reply. By zoom I meant zooming in out the entire UI, this is something I use a lot with neovim. It makes it easy to zoom in and out when required, without resetting the font sizes.
Please let me if there's any suggested work around for this for now, because I'm really exited to test uivonim out.

I'll paste few gifs here to show what I mean:

This is the zoom in and out in neovim running on the terminal:

This is the Oni2 gui doing the same:

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as a quick work around I started setting the guifont size manually when i need to adjust

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As of 4028373 this functionality now is enabled by default and done via Ctrl shift + and Ctrl shift -. Note that you can now also register shortcuts for uivonim to handle, thus allowing for Ctrl shift mappings which aren't usually possible in the terminal. Here's an example showcasing the new configuration options:

-- init.lua
if vim.g.uivonim == 1 then
  vim.defer_fn(function()

    -- Assumes SomeOtherCommandToRun and HurrayForControlShiftMappings are defined somewhere
    require'uivonim'.register_shortcuts {
      { '<C-S-P>', ':echo "Hello, World!"' },
      { '<C-S-Y>', ':SomeOtherCommandToRun' },
      { '<C-S-N', ':call HurrayForControlShiftMappings()' },
    }

    -- Can also unregister shortcuts
    require'uivonim'.unregister_shortcuts { '<C-S-P>' } -- No more echoing "Hello, World!" on ctrl+shift+p

    -- Don't like the default mappings?
    require'uivonim'.disable_default_shortcuts()

    -- Want them back?
    require'uivonim'.enable_default_shortcuts()
  end, 1000)
end

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