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e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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#include "e.h"
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/* local function prototypes */
static void *_create_data(E_Config_Dialog *cfd);
static void _fill_data(E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata);
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static void _free_data(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata);
static Evas_Object *_basic_create(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, Evas *evas, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata);
static int _basic_apply(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata);
static int _basic_changed(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata);
static void _basic_use_dpi_changed(void *data, Evas_Object *obj __UNUSED__);
static Evas_Object *_adv_create(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, Evas *evas, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata);
static int _adv_apply(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata);
static int _adv_changed(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata);
static void _adv_policy_changed(void *data, Evas_Object *obj __UNUSED__);
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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struct _E_Config_Dialog_Data
{
int use_dpi;
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double min, max, factor;
int use_mode, base_dpi, use_custom;
struct
{
struct
{
Evas_Object *o_lbl, *o_slider;
} basic;
struct
{
Evas_Object *dpi_lbl, *dpi_slider;
Evas_Object *custom_slider;
Evas_Object *min_lbl, *min_slider;
Evas_Object *max_lbl, *max_slider;
} adv;
} gui;
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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};
export less SVN revision: 45455
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E_Config_Dialog *
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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e_int_config_scale(E_Container *con, const char *params __UNUSED__)
{
E_Config_Dialog *cfd;
E_Config_Dialog_View *v;
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if (e_config_dialog_find("E", "appearance/scale")) return NULL;
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e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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v = E_NEW(E_Config_Dialog_View, 1);
v->create_cfdata = _create_data;
v->free_cfdata = _free_data;
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v->basic.create_widgets = _basic_create;
v->basic.apply_cfdata = _basic_apply;
v->basic.check_changed = _basic_changed;
v->advanced.create_widgets = _adv_create;
v->advanced.apply_cfdata = _adv_apply;
v->advanced.check_changed = _adv_changed;
cfd = e_config_dialog_new(con, _("Scale Settings"), "E", "appearance/scale",
"preferences-scale", 0, v, NULL);
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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return cfd;
}
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/* local function prototypes */
static void *
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_create_data(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__)
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{
E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata;
cfdata = E_NEW(E_Config_Dialog_Data, 1);
_fill_data(cfdata);
return cfdata;
}
static void
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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_fill_data(E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata)
{
cfdata->use_dpi = e_config->scale.use_dpi;
cfdata->use_custom = e_config->scale.use_custom;
cfdata->use_mode = 0;
if (cfdata->use_dpi) cfdata->use_mode = 1;
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else if (cfdata->use_custom) cfdata->use_mode = 2;
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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cfdata->min = e_config->scale.min;
cfdata->max = e_config->scale.max;
cfdata->factor = e_config->scale.factor;
cfdata->base_dpi = e_config->scale.base_dpi;
}
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static void
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_free_data(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata)
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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{
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E_FREE(cfdata);
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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}
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static Evas_Object *
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_basic_create(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, Evas *evas, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata)
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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{
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Evas_Object *o, *of, *ow;
char buff[256];
o = e_widget_list_add(evas, 0, 0);
ow = e_widget_check_add(evas, _("Scale with DPI"), &(cfdata->use_dpi));
e_widget_on_change_hook_set(ow, _basic_use_dpi_changed, cfdata);
e_widget_list_object_append(o, ow, 1, 0, 0.5);
of = e_widget_framelist_add(evas, _("Relative"), 0);
ow = e_widget_label_add(evas, _("Base DPI to scale relative to"));
cfdata->gui.basic.o_lbl = ow;
e_widget_framelist_object_append(of, ow);
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ow = e_widget_slider_add(evas, 1, 0, _("%1.0f DPI"), 30, 600, 1, 0,
NULL, &(cfdata->base_dpi), 100);
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cfdata->gui.basic.o_slider = ow;
e_widget_framelist_object_append(of, ow);
snprintf(buff, sizeof(buff), _("Currently %i DPI"), ecore_x_dpi_get());
ow = e_widget_label_add(evas, buff);
e_widget_framelist_object_append(of, ow);
e_widget_list_object_append(o, of, 1, 0, 0.5);
_basic_use_dpi_changed(cfdata, NULL);
return o;
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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}
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static int
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_basic_apply(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata)
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{
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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cfdata->use_custom = 0;
if (cfdata->use_dpi) cfdata->use_mode = 1;
else cfdata->use_mode = 0;
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e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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e_config->scale.use_dpi = cfdata->use_dpi;
e_config->scale.use_custom = cfdata->use_custom;
e_config->scale.min = cfdata->min;
e_config->scale.max = cfdata->max;
e_config->scale.factor = cfdata->factor;
e_config->scale.base_dpi = cfdata->base_dpi;
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e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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e_scale_update();
e_canvas_recache();
e_config_save_queue();
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e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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return 1;
}
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static int
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_basic_changed(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata)
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{
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return ((cfdata->use_dpi != e_config->scale.use_dpi) ||
(cfdata->base_dpi != e_config->scale.base_dpi));
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}
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static void
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_basic_use_dpi_changed(void *data, Evas_Object *obj __UNUSED__)
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{
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E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata;
if (!(cfdata = data)) return;
e_widget_disabled_set(cfdata->gui.basic.o_lbl, !cfdata->use_dpi);
e_widget_disabled_set(cfdata->gui.basic.o_slider, !cfdata->use_dpi);
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}
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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static Evas_Object *
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_adv_create(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, Evas *evas, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata)
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{
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Evas_Object *o, *otb, *ow;
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E_Radio_Group *rg;
char buff[256];
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otb = e_widget_toolbook_add(evas, 24, 24);
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/* Policy */
o = e_widget_list_add(evas, 0, 0);
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rg = e_widget_radio_group_new(&(cfdata->use_mode));
ow = e_widget_radio_add(evas, _("Don't Scale"), 0, rg);
e_widget_on_change_hook_set(ow, _adv_policy_changed, cfdata);
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e_widget_list_object_append(o, ow, 1, 1, 0.5);
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ow = e_widget_radio_add(evas, _("Scale relative to screen DPI"), 1, rg);
e_widget_on_change_hook_set(ow, _adv_policy_changed, cfdata);
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e_widget_list_object_append(o, ow, 1, 1, 0.5);
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snprintf(buff, sizeof(buff),
_("Base DPI (Currently %i DPI)"), ecore_x_dpi_get());
ow = e_widget_label_add(evas, buff);
cfdata->gui.adv.dpi_lbl = ow;
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e_widget_list_object_append(o, ow, 1, 1, 0.5);
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ow = e_widget_slider_add(evas, 1, 0, _("%1.0f DPI"), 30, 600, 1, 0,
NULL, &(cfdata->base_dpi), 100);
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cfdata->gui.adv.dpi_slider = ow;
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e_widget_list_object_append(o, ow, 1, 1, 0.5);
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ow = e_widget_radio_add(evas, _("Custom scaling factor"), 2, rg);
e_widget_on_change_hook_set(ow, _adv_policy_changed, cfdata);
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e_widget_list_object_append(o, ow, 1, 1, 0.5);
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ow = e_widget_slider_add(evas, 1, 0, _("%1.2f x"), 0.25, 8.0, 0.05,
0, &(cfdata->factor), NULL, 100);
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cfdata->gui.adv.custom_slider = ow;
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e_widget_list_object_append(o, ow, 1, 1, 0.5);
e_widget_toolbook_page_append(otb, NULL, _("Policy"), o,
1, 0, 1, 0, 0.5, 0.0);
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/* Constraints */
o = e_widget_list_add(evas, 0, 0);
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ow = e_widget_label_add(evas, _("Minimum"));
cfdata->gui.adv.min_lbl = ow;
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e_widget_list_object_append(o, ow, 1, 1, 0.5);
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ow = e_widget_slider_add(evas, 1, 0, _("%1.2f times"), 0.25, 8.0, 0.05,
0, &(cfdata->min), NULL, 150);
cfdata->gui.adv.min_slider = ow;
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e_widget_list_object_append(o, ow, 1, 1, 0.5);
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ow = e_widget_label_add(evas, _("Maximum"));
cfdata->gui.adv.max_lbl = ow;
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e_widget_list_object_append(o, ow, 1, 1, 0.5);
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ow = e_widget_slider_add(evas, 1, 0, _("%1.2f times"), 0.25, 8.0, 0.05,
0, &(cfdata->max), NULL, 150);
cfdata->gui.adv.max_slider = ow;
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e_widget_list_object_append(o, ow, 1, 1, 0.5);
e_widget_toolbook_page_append(otb, NULL, _("Constraints"), o,
1, 0, 1, 0, 0.5, 0.0);
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e_widget_toolbook_page_show(otb, 0);
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_adv_policy_changed(cfdata, NULL);
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return otb;
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}
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static int
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_adv_apply(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata)
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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{
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cfdata->use_custom = 0;
cfdata->use_dpi = 0;
if (cfdata->use_mode == 1)
cfdata->use_dpi = 1;
else if (cfdata->use_mode == 2)
cfdata->use_custom = 1;
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e_config->scale.use_dpi = cfdata->use_dpi;
e_config->scale.use_custom = cfdata->use_custom;
e_config->scale.min = cfdata->min;
e_config->scale.max = cfdata->max;
e_config->scale.factor = cfdata->factor;
e_config->scale.base_dpi = cfdata->base_dpi;
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e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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e_scale_update();
e_canvas_recache();
e_config_save_queue();
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e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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return 1;
}
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static int
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_adv_changed(E_Config_Dialog *cfd __UNUSED__, E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata)
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{
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int use_dpi = 0, use_custom = 0;
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if (cfdata->use_mode == 1)
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use_dpi = 1;
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else if (cfdata->use_mode == 2)
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use_custom = 1;
return ((use_dpi != e_config->scale.use_dpi) ||
(use_custom != e_config->scale.use_custom) ||
(cfdata->min != e_config->scale.min) ||
(cfdata->max != e_config->scale.max) ||
(cfdata->factor != e_config->scale.factor) ||
(cfdata->base_dpi != e_config->scale.base_dpi));
return 1;
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}
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static void
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_adv_policy_changed(void *data, Evas_Object *obj __UNUSED__)
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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{
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E_Config_Dialog_Data *cfdata;
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if (!(cfdata = data)) return;
e_widget_disabled_set(cfdata->gui.adv.dpi_lbl, (cfdata->use_mode != 1));
e_widget_disabled_set(cfdata->gui.adv.dpi_slider, (cfdata->use_mode != 1));
e_widget_disabled_set(cfdata->gui.adv.custom_slider, (cfdata->use_mode != 2));
e now supports scaling based on screen dpi (or on a custom scaling factor you can select yourself as a user). also any scaling either calculated from dpi or set by the user is limited to the min/max values a user can impose (thus even if you have very low dpi, e doesn't go below a scaling factor you set - eg 1.0 or 0.5, and same for upscaling). this should 1. keep all the people who want scalable UI's happy (enable scaling). 2. make e able to (if u want) to adapt to pretty much any dpi screen and selectively scale just what u want it to. 3. allw you - the user, to be the final controller of just how much to scale - if you like scaling but think it scales too much - then limit it or set your own. right now this will onyl work if your theme supports it... the b&w one does (mostly). so try that and test. other bits of e need to adapt to this too (shelf, icon sizes, etc. etc.) as they are not done via edje but code sets them. SVN revision: 36211
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}