How to do sf::Text always the same size, regardless window resizing

[trilavia]

Hi,
for example in browser when you resize the window the text is always the same size. In SFML, when I create 1200x900 window, the text is exactly as I want, but when I maximize the window, it is way too big. Is there any simple way to make the text always be the same size ?

Thanks

[Nexus]

React to the Resized event and adjust your view accordingly.

[FRex]

You can also inherit from RenderWindow and implement your own onResize method that'll automatically resize the current view.

[Laurent]

You can also inherit from RenderWindow and implement your own onResize method that'll automatically resize the current view

This is an undocumented internal detail that may change in the future.

[FRex]

What does 'undocumented' mean and why would that be changed?

[Laurent]

What does 'undocumented' mean

It means that it's not documented anywhere because it's an implementation detail that is not part of the public API, and on which users should not rely.

why would that be changed?

It's an implementation detail, therefore I can touch it without breaking the API compatibility between minor versions of SFML.

Because a member (function) can be accessed doesn't mean that it should be used. Users should strictly stick to what's publicly documented.

[Nexus]

It means that it's not documented anywhere because it's an implementation detail that is not part of the public API, and on which users should not rely.

Unfortunately, you do document it, see here. That makes it difficult to see what is part of the API.

[FRex]

Did you undocument it after the RC? I found it here:
http://sfml-dev.org/documentation/2.0/classsf_1_1RenderWindow.php#a5c85fe482313562d33ffd24a194b6fef

[Laurent]

I don't document it, doxygen does

I'll fix this, sorry.

[Nexus]

In the documentation, you can use the @internal command, so that Doxygen doesn't expose it to the API. The advantage over just using // instead of /// is that you can still create your own documentation where internal symbols show up.