I built Qt 5.6 (latest from the 5.6 git branch as of this morning) and tested our application with the build on Windows 10. I'm calling
QApplication::setAttribute(Qt::AA_EnableHighDpiScaling); before the QApplication is created. I don't have an actual High DPI monitor so I've been testing by clicking the "scaling level" link in the Display control panel applet and setting the scaling factor to 200%. I then click OK, Apply, log out of my account, and log back in. First of all, thanks to everyone who's been involved in improving the HiDPI code for Qt 5.6. HiDPI is much better now in 5.6 compared to 5.5. I've noticed that a lot of the UI elements that look like they're using icons for which a HiDPI version is not being used, including: * radio/check buttons * arrows on combo boxes, tool buttons, scroll bars, tab widgets * The ? and X icon of QMdiSubwindow * The clear button (grey X) of a QLineEdit I don't see tickets in Jira for any of these. I'm willing to create tickets for these items, but I'm not sure what the most useful way would be to organize the tickets. So, first, should I create tickets for these at all? If so, would it be best to create one ticket that mentions all of the different issues, or should I create a separate ticket for each individual element? Thanks Adam
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