Date: Wed, 28 May 2003 22:27:53 +0200
From: Nicolas George <nicolas.george at ens.fr>
To: Nicolas FRANCOIS <nicolas.francois at free.fr>
Cc: lablgtk at kaba.or.jp
Subject: Re: Aspect Ratio problem
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Le decadi 10 prairial, an CCXI, Nicolas FRANCOIS a =E9crit=A0:
> No it isn't. Try it by yourself : download my drgeocaml, compile it and
> run it in say 1280*1024, which is my actual resolution although it doesn't
> respect the classical aspect ratio (which would be something like
> 1280*960). The right angles don't look right, and thez circles are
> ellipses.

Gdk provides the two functions gdk_screen_width_mm and
gdk_screen_height_mm. LablGtk does not have stubs for them, but it has
stubs for gdk_screen_width and gdk_screen_height, it should be
straightforward to add the necessary.

Of course, you will need that your X11 server knows the right size of
the screen. Good luck.

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