On Tue, 3 Dec 2013 15:50:52 +0100, "Alan Garny" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I am using QScintilla (I have just upgraded to version 2.8) with Qt 5.1.1, > and one of my users just told me of the rendered text being blurry on his > Retina display on OS X. > > After various tests, it would seem that the issue is with QScintilla itself > (rather than my application, Qt or even Scintilla). Indeed, I have > downloaded, built and tested QScintilla and Scintilla directly, and > everything works as expected with Scintilla (using their Cocoa > ScintillaTest; I wanted to use the 'qt' version, but that folder doesn't > contain any test application) while it doesn't with QScintilla (using your > example-Qt4Qt5). > > For my testing, I simply called: > > $ defaults write -g AppleMagnifiedMode YES > > then ran the QScintilla and Scintilla test applications, and then called: > > $ defaults write -g AppleMagnifiedMode NO > > and re-ran the QScintilla and Scintilla test applications, expecting a > difference in the rendering of the applications' various texts, including > that of the editing widget itself. > > Some screenshots illustrating the above can be found at > https://github.com/opencor/opencor/issues/248#issuecomment-29712073. As you > can see, there is no difference (i.e. blurry) in the way QScintilla renders > its contents while Scintilla does, as expected, renders its contents > differently depending on whether AppleMagnifiedMode is set to YES or NO. > > Hopefully, this is an issue that you can identify and fix very quickly (I > am > really interested in some of QScintilla's features, so it would be a real > shame if I had to use Scintilla directly).
Your tests don't rule out a Qt problem. Does the problem occur with the standard Qt examples? Does the problem occur with the display of a file dialog using the QScintilla example? Thanks, Phil _______________________________________________ QScintilla mailing list [email protected] http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/qscintilla
