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OSX screen elements (widgets) are much smaller. #2

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joeblew99 opened this issue Oct 17, 2016 · 6 comments
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OSX screen elements (widgets) are much smaller. #2

joeblew99 opened this issue Oct 17, 2016 · 6 comments

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@joeblew99
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All the screen elements (widgets) are much smaller on OSX, compared to win10.

In the nucular _demo there is no difference between OSX and windows10..

So something in gdlv is making the screen size of all elements much smaller...

@joeblew99 joeblew99 changed the title OSX screen scale OSX screen elements (widgets) are much smaller. Oct 17, 2016
@aarzilli
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The demo just has a default scale of 1.8x: press ctrl+ and ctrl- to adjust the scale, it will be saved in the configuration (assuming the configuration works in OSX, which it might not)

@joeblew99
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ah cool, i wil try it out....

I made screen shots anyway since you dont have OSX, and attach them here:
screen shot 2016-10-17 at 16 22 22

screen shot 2016-10-17 at 16 21 43

@aarzilli
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Yeah, there's nothing wrong with that, you just have a HiDPI screen, VirtualBox is probably doing the scaling for you.

@joeblew99
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joeblew99 commented Oct 17, 2016

Well heres the thing...
In the nucular _demo, the GUI scaling is the same between OSX and WIN10.
But in GDlv demo si NOT. Maybe your hardcoding the scaling in the _Demo though. i think i saw it at the top of the main.go.

In this repo, I tried using ctrl+ and ctrl- to adjust the scale. No change at all. I tried maximising the screen and then minimising to see if the repaint would force it but no luck...

The key events are working on OSX - because they worked for me in nucular.
So, Is there a way to turn on logging to a log file ? Will make it easier to debug and help fix things.
then i can tail the log file.

@aarzilli
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The key events are working on OSX

Well, Ctrl+F worked, but maybe Ctrl+ and Ctrl- don't...

So, Is there a way to turn on logging to a log file ?

No, you'll have to add print statements yourself.

@helmut72
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On OSX/macOS you need to press "+" on the position from a US keyboard.

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