How can I increase the font size in Xcode version 3.2.3
When I go to Edit -> Format -> Fonts -> Show Fonts and try to increase the font size, nothing happens.
To change the font used, click Change in the Font section, then select the font, typeface and size. Change the way text appears.
system(size:weight:design:) method. This method lets us specify a fixed font size that we want. Here is an example where we set the font for the second text to a fixed size of 36 points.
SF Mono. This monospaced variant of San Francisco enables alignment between rows and columns of text, and is used in coding environments like Xcode.
Setting Text and Changing Fonts The most basic way we can add text in SwiftUI is by the use of Text() so to make it easy lets just use this as example. Text("Hello, world!") Changing Font is easy, you just need to use the dot notation called . font which accepts a Font type value.
top menu bar: XCODE - PREFERENCES - FONTS AND COLORS
choose a style NOT default (i took 'basic')
select one, like PLAIN TEXT, click on the font box, next to the font and size description, a popup will appear - keep that open
go back to the SOURCE EDITOR tab in FONTS AND COLORS
select all of the options, from PLAIN TEXT DOWN
go back to the popup window, choose your preferred font and size, DOUBLE CLICK ON THE FONT SIZE - all of them will change at once. or you can do them one by one, your choice.
You need to go to Xcode > Prefrences > Font and Color and change the font there.
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