Resolution Inconsistency
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Hi everybody,
I have an embedded system that has Debian based linaro and LXQt desktop manager has resolution 1024x768. I have created a qml based program that has 1024x768 resolution. But it shows itself bigger.
and my app
My main.qml
Window { id: root visible:true width: 1024 height: 768 title: qsTr("autovip") + mytrans.emptyString modality: Qt.ApplicationModal flags: Qt.Window | Qt.FramelessWindowHint color: "black" Intro{ x:0 y:0 z:1334 width:1024 height:768 opacity: 1 } Image { x:0 y:0 source: "qrc:/design/general/background.svg" width:parent.width height:parent.height Body{ id: bodyPart x:0 y:0 } BottomMenu { id: iBottomMenu x:0 y:690 } } CommandInfo{ id:info z:332 width:1024 height:768 } Item{ id:start width:1024 height:768 opacity: 0.7 Rectangle{ x:0 y:0 width:1024 height:768 color:"black" z:333 MouseArea{ anchors.fill: parent } } } Rectangle{ id:startBtn anchors.centerIn: start; radius: 50 width: 200 height:200 color:"white" z:334 opacity: 1 property int systemstate: serial_mng.systemstate onSystemstateChanged: { switch(systemstate) { case -1: case 0: start.visible=true; startBtn.visible=true; break; case 1: start.visible=false; startBtn.visible=false; break; } } Image{ anchors.centerIn: parent source:"qrc:/design/general/on-button.svg" sourceSize.width: 150 sourceSize.height: 150 z:334 MouseArea{ anchors.fill: parent onClicked: { GSystem.systemOnOff(); } } } MouseArea{ anchors.fill: parent } } MouseArea { anchors.fill: parent enabled: false //cursorShape: Qt.BlankCursor } Component.onCompleted: { GSystem.phistory = ["Home"]; GSystem.state = "Home" GSystem.setInfo(info); console.log(SM.value("main/lang")); console.log("Serial Con : "+serial_mng.isConnected()); } }
What is the problem?
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Don't use hardcoded dimensions and positioning if you can. It's a can of worms. Better use anchors or layouts, then your UI will always adjust itself to available screen size.
Regarding the code - not sure what I'm seeing. So your window is wider than you want it to be, right? Or it is not positioned in top-left corner?
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@sierdzio said in Resolution Inconsistency:
So your window is wider than you want it to be, right?
Yes, it is wider than I want. I have also tested it with a qwidget applicaiton given preferred size 1024x767 and it worked as expected.
Also this program is working well without lxqt desktop manager in another embedded hardware.
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Hm, perhaps some DPI scaling issue, then. Check the options in HiDPI support page, maybe something will help.