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Dynamically adapt SWT on 'SWT.ZoomChanged' event on single monitor. #127
This issue has been resolved with the "monitor-specific UI scaling" feature and the according improvements done for it. With that feature, shells adapt their zoom to the current monitor:
Activity
Add opt-in method to propagate zoom changes
Provide utilities to allow dpi dependent zooming of fonts
Apply DPI zoom changes to basic controls
Adapt calls for image bounds to consider the actual zoom level of the…
Add opt-in method to propagate zoom changes
Provide utilities to allow dpi dependent zooming of fonts
Apply DPI zoom changes to basic controls
Adapt calls for image bounds to consider the actual zoom level of the…
Add opt-in method to propagate zoom changes
Provide utilities to allow dpi dependent zooming of fonts
Apply DPI zoom changes to basic controls
Adapt calls for image bounds to consider the actual zoom level of the…
Add opt-in method to propagate zoom changes
Provide utilities to allow dpi dependent zooming of fonts
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Monitor Position Offset for multi zoom level
Consider monitor zoom when calculating bounds
[win32] Update shell zoom before position change
Monitor Position Offset for multi zoom level
Redesigned the Display coordinate system for win32
Redesigned the Display coordinate system for win32
Redesigned the Display coordinate system for win32
Redesigned the Display coordinate system for win32
Redesigned the Display coordinate system for win32
Replaced DPIUtil.get(Native)DeviceZoom calls
Redesigned the Display coordinate system for win32
Replaced DPIUtil.get(Native)DeviceZoom calls
Replaced DPIUtil.get(Native)DeviceZoom calls
[win32] Fix TextLayout::getBounds vertical indent
HeikoKlare commentedon Sep 9, 2025
This issue has been resolved with the "monitor-specific UI scaling" feature and the according improvements done for it. With that feature, shells adapt their zoom to the current monitor:
Remaining issues with that feature are tracked in this umbrella: