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The implementation of that feature consists of hundreds of PRs. It was incrementally implemented and integrated with the use of a feature toggle. |
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Thanks alot, in case if i have specific query on this i shall get back to you. |
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@HeikoKlare
From the bug report, it appears that basic HiDPI support (feature 1) was already implemented in Eclipse 4.4 at least partially (https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=474252). so in that way 4.31 already includes this initial HiDPI support. What is missing in 4.31 is the second feature which is exactly our customer requirement. Will you be able to direct us to a minimal set of prs(with which we can create a patch on 4.31 or a minimal version of eclipse upgrade) where this basic feature would work with a multi-monitor setup? |
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I see that there is a monitor specific UI scaling feature that was introduced in Eclipse 4.34(from platform UI - eclipse-platform/eclipse.platform.ui#2461). I wanted to take a look at the core implementation behind this feature(specific to SWT) for a requirement for one of my clients, but I haven’t been able to locate the original pull request where it was implemented. Although I could find the umbrella bug(#1961) related to HiDPI support, the actual PR containing the core changes isn’t obvious. Will you be able to redirect me to that particular PR which has the core implementation behind this feature.
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