I've been meaning to investigate how the KDE games (mahjongg, KPatience,
etc) do their scaling in more recent versions of KDE (3.5+?)... My
suspicion is that they have converted the graphics over to SVG and they use
some canvas proportioning trick to scale them. I think ultimately that is
the way to go.
On Dec 18, 2007 12:47 PM, Synthe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After a while thinking about how to best approach scaling in the mixxx
> skinning interface, i came up with this is a possible solution to the way
> scaling would work in terms of structure in the XML file. Also adding
> static images that could be placed around would make scaling much easier
> to
> deal with.
>
> Currently in qt4 (in mixxx) if you overlay 2 transparent images, it gets
> very wonky. I'm not sure if this is because it doesn't know which is on
> top
> of which, or if it's just the way it is. If a z-index would help that
> situation out, that would also be put into the <Pos> tag.
>
> If you have any comments or questions, please reply.
>
> -DJSynthe
>
> <Pos>
> <Scale> <!-- optional tag, choose 1 child -->
> <ScaleX />
> <ScaleY />
> <ScaleBoth />
> <ScaleNone />
> </Scale>
> <Anchor>
> <!-- ScaleNone or scale not included allows only 1 child -->
> <!-- ScaleY needs 2 children, a top and bottom (or center) -->
> <!-- ScaleX needs 2 children, a left and right (or center) -->
> <!-- ScaleBoth needs 2 children, top left right and bottom all need to
> be covered (or center covering an X and Y) -->
> <ThisTopLeft> <!-- needs exactly 2 children, one for x, one for y-->
> <Top>***int***</Top>
> <Bottom>***int***</Bottom>
> <CenterY>***int***</CenterY>
> <Left>***int***</Left>
> <Right>***int***</Right>
> <CenterX>***int***</CenterX>
> </ThisTopLeft>
> <ThisTopRight> <!-- needs exactly 2 children, one for x, one for y-->
> <Top>***int***</Top>
> <Bottom>***int***</Bottom>
> <CenterY>***int***</CenterY>
> <Left>***int***</Left>
> <Right>***int***</Right>
> <CenterX>***int***</CenterX>
> </ThisTopRight>
> <ThisBottomLeft> <!--needs exactly 2 children, one for x, one for y-->
> <Top>***int***</Top>
> <Bottom>***int***</Bottom>
> <CenterY>***int***</CenterY>
> <Left>***int***</Left>
> <Right>***int***</Right>
> <CenterX>***int***</CenterX>
> </ThisBottomLeft>
> <ThisBottomRight> <!--needs exactly 2 children, one for x, one for
> y-->
> <Top>***int***</Top>
> <Bottom>***int***</Bottom>
> <CenterY>***int***</CenterY>
> <Left>***int***</Left>
> <Right>***int***</Right>
> <CenterX>***int***</CenterX>
> </ThisBottomRight>
> <ThisCenter> <!-- needs exactly 2 children, one for x, one for y-->
> <Top>***int***</Top>
> <Bottom>***int***</Bottom>
> <CenterY>***int***</CenterY>
> <Left>***int***</Left>
> <Right>***int***</Right>
> <CenterX>***int***</CenterX>
> </ThisCenter>
> </Anchor>
> </Pos>
>
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