On 2006-08-03, Luc Le Blanc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Douglas Handy wrote: >> Ton, >> >>> As an alternative, he could check for high density. Z22 is the only OS5 >>> device which is *not* hi density as far as I know. >> >> I believe the Treo 600 falls in that camp as well, though it does not have >> DIA >> support either so for purposes of this test it may not matter. However, >> instead >> of checking for high density, wouldn't it make more sense to check the >> pysical >> screen extents to see if the width and height are not the same? > > > How can you get the physical screen extents? On a T3, will they change > whether the slider is open or closed? >
WinGetDisplayExtent() gives you the drawable area (minus status bar and DIA) in standard coordinates (unless you have called WinSetCoordinateSystem()). On a T3 in portrait with DIA open it gives 160x160, with DIA closed but status bar present 160x224. The results change as expected after you open/close the slider. Ton -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
