Am 24.07.2016 um 15:12 schrieb Philippe Mouawad:
Hi,
To avoid confusion, I propose to clarify documentation to mention what gui
elements are affected by the properties changes.
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The HiDPI mode isn't currently by Swing API as per Java Virtual Machine
7, 8 or 9 on Linux, Windows or Mac OSx.
JMeter with a HiDPI screen can be very hard to see (little icons and chars).
You can improve the JMeter's display on HiDPI screen by changing some
properties.
This is not a HiDPI full support and only affects:
- JMeter tree nodes
- Menu icons
- Tables content
Have checked in a slightly modified version. (Basically to trigger a
rebuild).
Felix
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On Saturday, July 16, 2016, Felix Schumacher <
[email protected]> wrote:
Am 16. Juli 2016 14:03:40 MESZ, schrieb Shay Ginsbourg <
[email protected] <javascript:;>>:
Hi,
On page: http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/hints_and_tips.html#hidpi
The following text appears:
The HiDPI mode isn't currently support by Java Virtual Machine 7 or 8
on
Linux or Windows, so JMeter with a HiDPI screen can be very hard to see
(little icons and chars). You can improve the JMeter's display on HiDPI
screen by changing some properties:
jmeter.hidpi.mode
set to true to activate a 'pseudo'-hidpi mode allowing to increase size
of
some UI elements
jmeter.hidpi.scale.factor
set to 2.0 to scale the size of some UI elements
jmeter.toolbar.icons.size
with these values: 22x22 (default size), 32x32 or 48x48 (Suggested
value
for HiDPI)
jmeter.tree.icons.size
with these values: 19x19 (default size), 24x24, 32x32 (Suggested value
for
HiDPI) or48x48
ISSUES:
1. None of the above actually helps. Is there a better solution
available?
I copied the entries from bin/jmeter.properties to bin/user.properties,
removed the hash in front, started jmeter 3.0 and the icons and toolbars
were really big. So it seems to me, that the entries are working.
Can you describe, what you have done?
2. I posted on QUORA a simple question:
Which Java Virtual Machine supports HiDPI display?
The answers that was giver is as follows:
These are unrelated things, a JVM does not use a display at all, let
alone
a high DPI one, if you’re asking about Java UI toolkits, JavaFX
supports
high DPI just fine on Windows and Mac.
That is right, the jvm part should be replaced with swing on jdk.
So is the information on jmeter.apache.org/usermanual right or wrong ?
Both ;)
Regards,
Felix
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