Fix egui window scaling on Retina displays #247
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Convert logical pixels to physical pixels when resizing the window by multiplying by pixels_per_point(). Fixes issue robbert-vdh#245 where the egui content would shrink to 1/4 size on macOS Retina displays when dragging the resize handle.
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Once #240 is merged, then this issue will be resolved too. I went ahead and added this fix to my 3rd party nih-plug integration. |
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On Retina displays, when clicking the draggable element, the UI starts displaying in the lower left part of the window (1/4 of the size).
Convert logical pixels to physical pixels when resizing the window by multiplying by pixels_per_point(). Fixes issue #245 where the egui content would shrink to 1/4 size on macOS Retina displays when dragging the resize handle.
Unfortunately, I haven't tested the fix on Windows or Linux.