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scaleUnitSquareToSize: does not appear to behave the same as native Objective-C version #2974
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Milestone: Someday. Label: #new. What's next? A reviewer should examine this issue. |
-#new |
Milestone: Someday. Labels: #needs-patch, AppKit. What's next? This issue needs a volunteer to write and submit code to address it. |
@didierkorthoudt Would you mind trying both the native example and the Cappuccino one using your most current Aristo3 branch? It shouldn't take more than 5 minutes - resize the window and note the behaviour. We appear to use CSS to manage |
Note: the existing manual scaling test does result in expected behaviour, but seems to test only a subset of possible usages. |
@enquora we should add your reduction to the ManualTests. can you please make a PR for this? |
Reductions attached in both Objective-C and Objective-J.
Objective-J version behaves differently, as demonstrated by both Javascript console and crash.
Scaling Tests, Native and Cappuccino.zip
Note the manual test produces expected behaviour but uses a static superview.
This reduction places the scaled view in a resizable window and changes the unitSquare dynamically.
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