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ID: 28922, Fixed PixelsPerInch controller for Delphi IDE form designer
Fixed PixelsPerInch controller for Delphi IDE form designer
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For Delphi, Version 11.0
to 14.0
493 downloads
Copyright: Open Source or other
Size: 3,653 bytes
Updated on Mon, 25 Jun 2012 00:05:12 GMT
Originally uploaded on Wed, 20 Jun 2012 23:12:38 GMT
SHA1 Hash: 6920E0D0959AC92E4B53B38E43826C51F095119D
MD5 Hash: DA59378BA9F08EBDAF215A217BECBAE1
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Delphi form has Scaled property that scale form and it's controls as according to it's design time scale.
Delphi stores PixelsPerInch in DFM file and make it scale well even working in different windows font size.
In a development environment that has few team members using different windows font size (default, medium or large), the DFM files committed to version control repository is hard to monitor even a tidy changes like changing width of a control.
For example, open a DFM file with original PixelPerInch = 96 in Delphi IDE's of Screen.PixelsPerInch = 120 (media font size). Change the form's width and save it will cause lot of changes although we expect one changes only (width in this case). Commit the DFM file to version control repository will confuse others team members who might think the form had done lot of changes.
This controller attempt to let user design form in fixed scale of stored PixelPerInch in form regardless of Windows font size. It prevent the form designer to scale the form to Windows font size. The original PixelsPerInch property should maintain when saving the changes of forms.
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