Add Event::WindowScale and Ctx::scale for easier scale handling.
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xStrom
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jneem
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Jan 16, 2023
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@jneem no i didn't. =) |
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@xStrom all looks good to me. =) |
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Event::WindowScalewasn't fully connected, but thedruid-shellpart of it is somewhat functional, although not complete. Still, it's better to move this forward and surface the event to widgets.The
Ctx::scalemethod is added to every context and makes accessing the current window's scale as easy as accessing the widget's size. This is really a convenience method to improve ergonomics and doesn't enable new functionality.Additionally I cleaned up the new SVG widget (from #2106) and it now makes use of this scale information to properly render the SVG at various scale factors.
Fixes #2333