Scaled display confusion with Windows

[andrewfstratton]

Hello - I've seen the recent bug fix for scaling with Windows - and I have this working - but I'm still finding some confusing features and I'm concerned these may change (and break my current code) :

• I tried using GetScreenSize - this returns the scaled (i.e. lower resolution) pixel limits of the screen - which seems wrong to me
• I use GetScaleSize() to get the actual pixel resolution of the (main) display (i.e. the higher resolution) - again this seems wrong
• if I use GetScaleSize(robotgo.GetMainId()) then this returns the scaled (lower resolution) limits of the main display

Any comments please?

Notes

• GetScreenSize doesn't allow a display id - and GetScaledSize(displayid) doesn't return unscaled pixel resolution, so this does seem to break multi display scaling with windows - which I'm not using but others might be.
• I also tried accessing ScaleF but this just returns 1
• setting robotgo.Scale = true doesn't appear to have any effect...