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Fix wrong example and wording in high DPI docs

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Co-Authored-By: PB <PBfordev@gmail.com>
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Vadim Zeitlin
2022-01-18 19:08:50 +01:00
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@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ used rather than having to construct a vector from them:
wxBitmap normal(32, 32); wxBitmap normal(32, 32);
wxBitmap highDPI(64, 64); wxBitmap highDPI(64, 64);
... initialize the bitmaps somehow ... ... initialize the bitmaps somehow ...
wxBitmapBundle bundle(normal, bitmap); wxBitmapBundle bundle = wxBitmapBundle::FromBitmaps(normal, bitmap);
// Now the bundle can be passed to any wxWidgets control using bitmaps. // Now the bundle can be passed to any wxWidgets control using bitmaps.
~~~ ~~~
@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ to avoid having scale it. This means that at 175% DPI scaling, for example,
the high DPI (i.e. double-sized) bitmap will be used _without_ scaling rather the high DPI (i.e. double-sized) bitmap will be used _without_ scaling rather
than scaling it by 0.875, which almost certainly wouldn't look good. However than scaling it by 0.875, which almost certainly wouldn't look good. However
if the current DPI scaling is 300%, the 2x bitmap will be scaled, if it's the if the current DPI scaling is 300%, the 2x bitmap will be scaled, if it's the
closest one available, as using it without scaling would appear in bitmaps too closest one available, as using it without scaling would result in bitmaps too
small to use. The cut-off for the decision whether to scale bitmap or use an small to use. The cut-off for the decision whether to scale bitmap or use an
existing one without scaling is the factor of 1.5: if the mismatch between the existing one without scaling is the factor of 1.5: if the mismatch between the
required and closest available size is equal or greater than 1.5, the bitmap required and closest available size is equal or greater than 1.5, the bitmap