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Binds various launcher menus and the search box to the shared DTK font manager so their text size updates immediately when the global font size changes.

Sequence diagram for launcher font size change propagation

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant SettingsApp
    participant DTK_fontManager
    participant AppItemMenus
    participant CategoryMenus
    participant SearchBox

    User->>SettingsApp: changeFontSize(newSize)
    SettingsApp->>DTK_fontManager: setFontSize(newSize)
    DTK_fontManager-->>DTK_fontManager: update_t6_font
    DTK_fontManager-->>AppItemMenus: notify_font_changed(t6)
    DTK_fontManager-->>CategoryMenus: notify_font_changed(t6)
    DTK_fontManager-->>SearchBox: notify_font_changed(t6)

    AppItemMenus-->>AppItemMenus: font bound to DTK_fontManager.t6
    CategoryMenus-->>CategoryMenus: font bound to DTK_fontManager.t6
    SearchBox-->>SearchBox: font bound to DTK_fontManager.t6

    AppItemMenus-->>User: menu text size updated
    CategoryMenus-->>User: sort and category menu text size updated
    SearchBox-->>User: search text size updated immediately

Flow diagram for DTK font manager bindings in launcher components

flowchart LR
    DTK_fontManager_t6[DTK_fontManager.t6]

    DTK_fontManager_t6 --> AppItemMenu_font
    DTK_fontManager_t6 --> DummyAppItemMenu_font
    DTK_fontManager_t6 --> CategoryMenu_font
    DTK_fontManager_t6 --> CategoryMenu_label_font
    DTK_fontManager_t6 --> SearchBox_font

    AppItemMenu_font[AppItemMenu D.Menu font]
    DummyAppItemMenu_font[DummyAppItemMenu D.Menu font]
    CategoryMenu_font[SideBar categorizedMenu font]
    CategoryMenu_label_font[AppListView category label font]
    SearchBox_font[BottomBar searchEdit font]

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