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Problem with WindowBuilder & 125% scaling Windows 10 [message #1828591] Sat, 13 June 2020 20:06 Go to next message
Ktk Snn is currently offline Ktk SnnFriend
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Hello there.
I'm pretty new to the Java environment and Eclipse plug-ins in general. I'm having an issue with the WindowBuilder JFrame preview: the frame doesn't fully show up on the right side while having a 125% High-DPI scaling for my Windows 10 laptop, but gets displayed properly when going back to 100% scaling (although every app gets smaller and text harder to read, using a notebook with a small FHD display). Is there a way to fix the issue while keeping the 125% scale (or keep Eclipse at 100% scaling at least)? Thanks for your time.

And apologies for my poor English knowledge.

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Re: Problem with WindowBuilder & 125% scaling Windows 10 [message #1828595 is a reply to message #1828591] Sun, 14 June 2020 06:41 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Ed Merks is currently offline Ed MerksFriend
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Perhaps the stuff described here will help:

https://www.eclipse.org/eclipse/news/4.6/platform.php#swt-autoscale

That being said, I too use 125% scaling on Windows and for me that only affects font sizes, but I don't use WindowBuilder...


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Re: Problem with WindowBuilder & 125% scaling Windows 10 [message #1857802 is a reply to message #1828595] Sun, 26 February 2023 19:50 Go to previous message
Glenn Burkhardt is currently offline Glenn BurkhardtFriend
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Note that this is a problem with AWT, not SWT. I'm seeing a similar problem with an AWT application. At first I thought this was an issue with JOGL, but now I'm more convinced it's a problem with AWT. See https://forum.jogamp.org/DPI-scaling-not-working-td4042206.html.
I've been working with the debugger trying to track down the resize event, and I notice that when the JFrame is resized, it doesn't get set to the same size as its internal 'peer', which has the correct outer frame size.
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