D10415 Fix Realdpi Function For Mac
The changes I made to ExampleView::sizeHint() seem like they should be correct, but it seems sizeHint() is being ignored here unelss I change the size policy.. See discussion in, specifically my comments at and below Now that scores are being scaled to physical screen resolution, we don't need the '-x' option to perform that function, so I have removed guiScaling from the calculation of physicalDotsPerInch. https://arcane-crag-36185.herokuapp.com/Xtracks-3-20-Msts-Routes.pdf
cpp that sets the default value for guiScaling, so it is always set to 1 0 for Mac rather than being scaled to physicalDotsPerInch.. The bottom line is that things now scale correctly for me on my high DPI display on Ubuntu, and I believe my changes should be safe for standard resolution displays.. 00 scale, it actually shows up somewhat bigger than the score It seems this was actually the case for me in 2. 2
My changes here should be good in any case Hmm, that's not what I expected to see, but still, I consider this mostly good news.. There are definitely things not quite right Obviously, the wrong dimensions for the example view widget, which I see on my system as well and can continue to look into.. Not sure what changed exactly here, since I think this was working earlier But in any case, it seems we should look at this in conjunction with.. The idea being it is 'GUI' scaling, not score scaling - we already provide zoom for that. HERE
0 2 as well, but I failed to notice it for some reason If I use '-x 1 73' (which sets the score to be the correct scale on my system), then the palette elements are all bigger than the score unless the palette is scaled down (as the clefs palette normally is). e10c415e6f HERE
Or maybe there is a different value thaty is more appropriate to use for Mac, like maybe screen->logicalDotsPerInch().. So something is going wrong there, I will see if I can reproduce BTW, the '-x' option still works, same semantics as before, except it no longer affects the score view - just icons, palettes, and example view.. One other thing my code does not get right: while the scaling of example views is correct - so the note groups in Time Signature Properties are sized properly - the initial size of the widget is not.. However, I am not sure what effect my changes will have on Macs with 'retina' displays, since that OS apparently does some scaling magic that allows the hard coded pixel dimensions to work correctly in most places. https://hyafraninin.substack.com/p/instagram-for-mac-computer-download
