Class TerminalViewportFitter

Fills a viewport with a terminal by reflowing its grid, the way a real terminal resizes when its window changes. It shows the three sizes the package keeps separate:

• cell size in device pixels, from a point size scaled by DPI, which sets the render resolution,
• columns and rows, computed so the grid fills the viewport at that cell size,
• the display size, the viewport the texture is stretched across. With DPI scaling on, cells keep a constant physical size and the column and row counts change with the display, which is what the reflow shows.

Assembly: DarkEffekt.Terminal

Declaration

[AddComponentMenu("Terminal/Terminal Viewport Fitter")]
[RequireComponent(typeof(RectTransform))]
[Icon("Packages/com.darkeffekt.terminal/Editor/Icons/Assets/TerminalViewportFitter.png")]
public sealed class TerminalViewportFitter : MonoBehaviour

Inheritance: System.Object -> UnityEngine.Object -> UnityEngine.Component -> UnityEngine.Behaviour -> UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour

Properties

Session

Declaration

public TerminalSession Session { get; set; }

FlatScreen

Declaration

public TerminalScreenUGUI FlatScreen { get; set; }

CellPointSize

The reference point size before DPI scaling. Set to demonstrate render-size control.

Declaration

public float CellPointSize { get; set; }

DpiScaling

Declaration

public bool DpiScaling { get; set; }

DpiOverride

Declaration

public float DpiOverride { get; set; }

ActiveDpiScale

The DPI scale actually applied this frame.

Declaration

public float ActiveDpiScale { get; }

Columns

Declaration

public int Columns { get; }

Rows

Declaration

public int Rows { get; }

CellPixelHeight

Declaration

public int CellPixelHeight { get; }

Methods

Describe()

A one-line summary of the three sizes, for a status readout.

Declaration

public string Describe()

Returns

System.String