> Have you posted this bug on bugtracker?
>> Any news about it?
>>
>>
Reported as 0035279
Andrea
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> Have you posted this bug on bugtracker?
> Any news about it?
>
>
> Dear Marcos,
I have no updates on this, I have not yet posted on bugtracker. I will do
ASAP.
Thank you,
Andrea
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On Wed, Mar 13, 2019 at 11:27 AM Andrea Mauri via lazarus
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> DoubleBuffered, True or False does not have any effect.
Hi Andrea,
Have you posted this bug on bugtracker?
Any news about it?
best regards,
Marcos Douglas
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> Graeme, if VTV code is good then blurring problem can be solved - by
> setting DblBuffered to false, no?
>
DoubleBuffered, True or False does not have any effect.
Andrea
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On 13/03/2019 11:23, Alexey via lazarus wrote:
> by setting DblBuffered to false, no?
I honestly don't know the current code of VTV. I haven't used VTV since
around 2008. :) Your best bet, and quickest answer would be simply to
try what you suggested and see what the output looks like.
Regards,
Graeme, if VTV code is good then blurring problem can be solved - by setting
DblBuffered to false, no?
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On 13/03/2019 10:14, Andrea Mauri via lazarus wrote:
> Where should I look?
I suggest you simply browse through the source code. First check to see
if there is not maybe an existing property that must be set to manually
enable Hi-DPI support. If not, search the internet about other users
using Vir
>
> It looks like VirtualTreeView is not Hi-DPI aware. Just a guess, but it
> seems that it is generating the treeview rendering on a internal image
> buffer (not hi-dpi sized), and then when blitting that to the actual
> window canvas, the image gets scaled - hence the pixelation. I didn't
> actua
On 12/03/2019 07:36, Andrea Mauri via lazarus wrote:
> well defined, quite blurry with respect to the other component (labels
> fonts, images...).
> Why?
It looks like VirtualTreeView is not Hi-DPI aware. Just a guess, but it
seems that it is generating the treeview rendering on a internal image
b
Dear All,
I noticed that text and images drawn in VirtualTreeView using Cocoa are not
well defined, quite blurry with respect to the other component (labels
fonts, images...).
Why?
There is something that can be done to draw properly on Virtualtreeview too?
See attached image of the OnlinePakcageMa
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