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Am 05.02.2018 um 19:45 schrieb Ondrej Pokorny via Lazarus:<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 05.02.2018 14:07, Werner Pamler
via Lazarus wrote:<br>
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cite="mid:d8fe8963-afc5-317b-7909-36bf1254b21a@freenet.de">The
high-DPI imagelist adds a new entry to the lfm file,
"BitmapAdv". Is this really absolutely necessary in all cases,
for example if the imagelist contains only standard-resolution
images? The problem is that once a form with an image list has
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I just opened my image list example
(trunk\examples\imagelist_highdpi_designtime\) in Lazarus 1.6
without any problems. I only had to skip some warning boxes:<br>
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I hit on "Continue loading" every time and the project opened
without problems and no lost properties and I was able to compile
and run it (of course without the new high dpi features introduced
in 1.9).<br>
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=> I cannot confirm that a 1.9 project using the high-dpi image
list cannot be opened in 1.8 and older. Just on the contrary - no
problem here, only one read error box have to be skipped.<br>
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Whenever I see this dialog I go crazy. I never know which button to
press, there's a 67% chance to hit the wrong one. The labels texts
are not descriptive at all. I am absolutely sure that a user less
experienced than me will have the same issues and give up.<br>
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It really would be much better to not see this dialog.<br>
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