Make DPI code link dynamically #36
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Thanks Joel. I pushed the DPI code prematurely, see #33. It's all still a work in progress. |
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Yes I realized. Thats why I just tried to “fix it a little bit”, since currently it crashes on everything older than some windows 10 version. (Still got lab computers nobody wants to update :/ ) |
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I see you disabled most of the code for now. Still |
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I am unable to fully test this code as I lack the hardware.
I however think this code is still (functionally) broken tbh. GLFW is imho supposed to handle these APIs (they dynload these functions themselves on init). If I'm correct they also specify to support multiple monitors with different DPI (what happens on moving a window? Do we need to change the resolution imgui is drawing etc?). I think the correct way is to set the GLFW hint for HDPI awareness and use
glfwGetMonitorContentScale(Which more or less does what we are doing now). to get the scale every time it's needed - replacing the field. Also handling different x/y scaling.