Fix WM_DPICHANGED not triggering Resized event #140
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The window size gets changed directly in the `WM_DPICHANGED` handler, so comparing the new size against that will not work. The solution is to store the last size seen in `WM_SIZE` separately.
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Tested this on my machine (Windows 11) and it works as expected. |
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The window size gets changed directly in the
WM_DPICHANGEDhandler, so comparing the new size against that will not work. The solution is to store the last size seen inWM_SIZEseparately.This fixes a regression from #136 affecting HiDPI displays+system scaling on Windows. @geom3trik was going to test this fix at some point, but everyone's forgotten about it since then and I just remembered that it still hasn't been fixed. I don't have a Windows HiDPI setup so I haven't tested this myself, but it should at least fix the
WindowEvent::Resizednot coming through when the system DPI changes. @geom3trik could you test this?