Fix tst_qquicktext::hAlignImplicitWidth() on high DPI displays
The test assumed that the grabbed image of the window was the same size as what was specified in QML, but QQuickWindow::grabWindow() returns an image that is scaled by the screen's devicePixelRatio. Change-Id: I5b361edb28bec562c7f528d06892277dcbe5769f Reviewed-by: Friedemann Kleint <Friedemann.Kleint@qt.io>
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@ -913,8 +913,10 @@ void tst_qquicktext::hAlignImplicitWidth()
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// Try to check whether alignment works by checking the number of black
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// pixels in the thirds of the grabbed image.
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const int windowWidth = 220;
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const int textWidth = qCeil(text->implicitWidth());
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// QQuickWindow::grabWindow() scales the returned image by the devicePixelRatio of the screen.
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const qreal devicePixelRatio = view.screen()->devicePixelRatio();
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const int windowWidth = 220 * devicePixelRatio;
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const int textWidth = qCeil(text->implicitWidth()) * devicePixelRatio;
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QVERIFY2(textWidth < windowWidth, "System font too large.");
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const int sectionWidth = textWidth / 3;
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const int centeredSection1 = (windowWidth - textWidth) / 2;
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