#Smartsvn multiple system tray icons update
#Smartsvn multiple system tray icons windows 10
#Smartsvn multiple system tray icons mac
#Smartsvn multiple system tray icons windows

#Smartsvn multiple system tray icons windows

It will look like Windows 3.11 control panels in Windows 8. So assuming that you can get away with just duplicating the icons on HiDPI screens is not right.Д®ven if you could, the doubled up icons will look out of place on a Retina screen because the rest onscreen, like fonts etc, will be twice the resolution. I hear people complaining about the small size of the menu bar on laptops for example.ДЄlso, in the Windows world there are many, many different displays with huge variations in resolution. As an Apple user I would expect the UI to be zoomable in non-integer steps because that makes it easier to to use for people with varying eyesight. I expect them to eventually deprecate bitmaps in user applications and have application developers use scalable icons like SVG or Display PostScript/PDF instead. They even provided a developer application to zoom the UI but they held off because of existing applications. Years ago Apple wanted to make the UI fully scalable by the user at arbitrary resolution.

In my opinion that will not hold in the future. I thought user Hennus Bergman's comments were particularly interesting:ДЄpple Retina support works because the Retina resolution on Apple Retina devices is an exact multiple of the old 'Standard' resolution. Peter, the dialog on that is very informative.

#Smartsvn multiple system tray icons mac

Here are some resources on how this issue is handled by Apple on Mac and iOS and by Google on Android: For best looking results 32x32 icon would need to be designed separately and would be more detailed than the 16x16 version. Automatic scaling is fine, but it's just a workaround. So for a 16x16 icon we need to be able to provide both 16x16 and 32x32 sized images. A proper solution needs to allow specifying different images for different screen densities either by convention or explicitly. Apple scales images up automatically when needed so the app works properly, but icons don't look sharp. Not sure if there is a way to enable this mode beforehand on the exe file.ДЄ proper solution needs to address Mac platform too (see Bug 382972). In this mode Windows will scale up the icons automatically. Still with extremely small icons and lettersДЄ workaround that works on Windows is to enable Windows XP compatibility mode (right click on the exe, choose Properties and go to Compatibility tab).

#Smartsvn multiple system tray icons windows 10

Manifest file to fix this issue on high DPI displaysД«lurry Eclipse on Windows 10 with 4K monitor Eclipse Luna on a QHD+ display (3200x1800) on Ubuntu Gnome 14.04ДЄnother example of super tiny icons on Windows 8.1Д®clipse help UI showing severe cluttering / visual obstruction of icons in the upper right corner. Int selectedIcon = typeComboBox - >itemData(typeComboBox - >currentIndex()). But note the visibility checkbox its toggled() signal is connected to the icon's setVisible() function instead. We ensure that the application responds to user input by connecting most of the editor's input widgets (including the system tray icon) to the application's private slots.

MainLayout - >addWidget(messageGroupBox) QVBoxLayout *mainLayout = new QVBoxLayout

width()) Д¬onnect(showMessageButton, & QAbstractButton ::clicked, this, &Window ::showMessage) Д¬onnect(showIconCheckBox, & QAbstractButton ::toggled, trayIcon, & QSystemTrayIcon ::setVisible) Д¬onnect(iconComboBox, & QComboBox ::currentIndexChanged, this, &Window ::setIcon) Д¬onnect(trayIcon, & QSystemTrayIcon ::messageClicked, this, &Window ::messageClicked) Д¬onnect(trayIcon, & QSystemTrayIcon ::activated, this, &Window ::iconActivated) IconLabel - >setMinimumWidth(durationLabel - >sizeHint(). When constructing the editor widget, we first create the various editor elements before we create the actual system tray icon:

#Smartsvn multiple system tray icons update

We reimplement the QWidget::setVisible() function to update the tray icon's menu whenever the editor's appearance changes, e.g., when maximizing or minimizing the main application window.ДЇinally, we reimplement QWidget's closeEvent() function to be able to inform the user (when closing the editor window) that the program will keep running in the system tray until the user chooses the Quit entry in the icon's context menu. Associated with the icon, we provide a menu containing the typical minimize, maximize, restore and quit actions. To check whether a system tray is present on the user's desktop, call the static QSystemTrayIcon::isSystemTrayAvailable() function. The tray icon is an instance of the QSystemTrayIcon class. The other private functions are only convenience functions provided to simplify the constructor. We implement several private slots to respond to user interaction. Void iconActivated( QSystemTrayIcon ::ActivationReason reason) Void closeEvent( QCloseEvent *event) override