Set current DPI scale for HDPI monitors #5
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Context
Current Dear ImGui does not have a canonical solution to handle adaptive DPI for multiple monitors.
Proposed solution
I decided to use the
glfwGetWindowContentScale(window, &xScale, &yScale)
function to get the monitor scale and set the values ofxScale
andyScale
into theio.DisplayFramebufferScale
.This might not be the best solution, but I will use it to make the UI elements look better in HDPI monitors like MacBooks' Retina Display.
References
ocornut/imgui#1786
ocornut/imgui#1676
Why retina screen coordinate value is twice the value of pixel value
How should I handle DPI in my application?
ocornut/imgui#1786 (comment)