I have a quick question. When I create a interface for my program in the dialog editor and load it into my program, it's half the size it was in the editor...
I even tried making the UI in the dialog editor, then taking the size and location of the control and hard-coding that into my program. It's still half the size of what it shows in the dialog editor.
What could I be doing wrong?
Thanks,
Chris
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I have a quick question. When I create a interface for my program in the
dialog editor and load it into my program, it's half the size it was in
the
editor...
I even tried making the UI in the dialog editor, then taking the size and
location of the control and hard-coding that into my program. It's still
half the size of what it shows in the dialog editor.
What could I be doing wrong?
A while back it was discovered that Dialog Units were being calculated wrong
and a fix was made. The old way of calculating them is still available by
setting an ifdef when compiling wxWindows. It could be that the dialog
editor was built with this flag set...