Re[2]: What is the correct way to response to the wxEVT_DPI_CHANGED event?

On Thu, 30 Mar 2023 17:51:50 -0700 (PDT) AsmWarrior wrote:

A> OK. So, it looks like the ResetMode() function is just for debug only? 

 No, but it's just almost completely unrelated to high DPI support. The
"modes" shown by the display sample are different video modes supported by
the display, but you typically don't care about those, and definitely never
change them (except for demonstration purposes, like this sample does).

A> I would suggest that a minimal sample code should be put in this document, 
A> so that people(like me) can understand quickly.

 It's not really clear what should such sample code demonstrate. As you
wrote, in most cases you don't need to explicitly handle the DPI change at
all, and when you do need to handle it, it means something relatively
complicated (and hence difficult to show in a sample) is going on.

 Regards,
VZ

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