On 11.03.2017 23:37, Ondrej Pokorny via Lazarus wrote:
We have 2 possible solutions:
The solition 3) don't scale the app down, from 96 LCL to 72, to any
lower value than 96.
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On 11.03.2017 17:58, zeljko wrote:
Qt4 - MacOSX 10.8.6 32 bit (qt4 library uses carbon for it's widgets)
Qt5 - MacOSX 10.11 64 bit (qt5 library uses cocoa for it's widgets).
When Application.Scaled = False fonts of some controls are resized to
smaller fonts (DesignTimePPI on both macs says 72 )
On 03/10/2017 12:54 PM, Ondrej Pokorny via Lazarus wrote:
To me it looks like Carbon applications are scaled automatically by the
OS. Something similar to what also Windows uses if you switch High-DPI
awarness off.
That means the regardless of your screen (retina, non-retina) the DPI is
always
On 10.03.2017 6:38, Alexey via Lazarus wrote:
seems I cannot see how scaling works on Mac. Reason: MacOS don't scale
coords of controls, and don't have event "scale changed". It scales
using Retina thing when i call video mode "nnn x nnn hi-dpi". It
means: only DPI changes, coords dont change (
>To me it looks like Carbon applications are scaled automatically by
the OS. Something similar to what also Windows
yes, it is what I see too. Scaled automatically by OS
>That means the regardless of your screen (retina, non-retina) the DPI
is always 96. So there shouldn't be any LCL-scaling
This picture is OS opts:
here you see, max NNxNN dont change, but only hi-dpi "added to video mode".
Alex
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Ondrej,
seems I cannot see how scaling works on Mac. Reason: MacOS don't scale
coords of controls, and don't have event "scale changed". It scales
using Retina thing when i call video mode "nnn x nnn hi-dpi". It means:
only DPI changes, coords dont change (controls must draw in high dpi,
but
