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fixed HiDPI mode
(note to myself: sometimes initialization is bad)
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@ -98,16 +98,16 @@ void FrameBuffer::initialize()
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myAbsDesktopSize.push_back(size);
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// Check for HiDPI mode (is it activated, and can we use it?)
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myHiDPIAllowed.push_back(((myAbsDesktopSize[display].w / 2) >= FBMinimum::Width) &&
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((myAbsDesktopSize[display].h / 2) >= FBMinimum::Height));
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myHiDPIAllowed.push_back(((size.w / 2) >= FBMinimum::Width) &&
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((size.h / 2) >= FBMinimum::Height));
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myHiDPIEnabled.push_back(myHiDPIAllowed.back() && myOSystem.settings().getBool("hidpi"));
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// In HiDPI mode, the desktop resolution is essentially halved
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// Later, the output is scaled and rendered in 2x mode
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if(myHiDPIEnabled.back())
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{
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size.w = myAbsDesktopSize[display].w / hidpiScaleFactor();
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size.h = myAbsDesktopSize[display].h / hidpiScaleFactor();
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size.w /= hidpiScaleFactor();
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size.h /= hidpiScaleFactor();
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}
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myDesktopSize.push_back(size);
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}
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@ -133,7 +133,8 @@ const int FrameBuffer::displayId(BufferType bufferType) const
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if(bufferType == myBufferType)
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display = myBackend->getCurrentDisplayIndex();
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else
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display = myOSystem.settings().getInt(getDisplayKey(bufferType));
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display = myOSystem.settings().getInt(getDisplayKey(bufferType != BufferType::None
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? bufferType : myBufferType));
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return std::min(std::max(0, display), maxDisplay);
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}
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@ -534,8 +534,8 @@ class FrameBuffer
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uInt32 myLastScanlines{0};
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bool myGrabMouse{false};
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vector<bool> myHiDPIAllowed{false};
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vector<bool> myHiDPIEnabled{false};
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vector<bool> myHiDPIAllowed;
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vector<bool> myHiDPIEnabled;
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// Minimum TIA zoom level that can be used for this framebuffer
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float myTIAMinZoom{2.F};
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