DisplaySettingsDialog fix

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John 2015-08-14 16:47:05 +03:00
parent 0368de40e3
commit 699c54b40d

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@ -45,16 +45,16 @@ class DisplaySettingsDialog(DirectFrame, StateData.StateData):
self.anyChanged = 0
self.apiChanged = 0
if len(base.resDict[base.nativeRatio]) > 1:
# We have resolutions that match our native ratio and fit it:
self.screenSizes = sorted(base.resDict[base.nativeRatio])
else:
# Okay, we don't have any resolutions that match our native ratio
# and fit it (besides the native resolution itself, of course).
# Let's just use the second largest ratio's resolutions:
ratios = sorted(base.resDict.keys(), reverse=False)
nativeIndex = ratios.index(base.nativeRatio)
self.screenSizes = sorted(base.resDict[ratios[nativeIndex - 1]])
self.screenSizes = ((640, 480),
(800, 600),
(1024, 768),
(1280, 720),
(1280, 1024),
(1440, 900),
(1600, 900),
(1600, 1200),
(1920, 1080),
(2560, 1440))
guiButton = loader.loadModel('phase_3/models/gui/quit_button.bam')
gui = loader.loadModel('phase_3.5/models/gui/friendslist_gui.bam')
@ -298,26 +298,12 @@ class DisplaySettingsDialog(DirectFrame, StateData.StateData):
self.current_pipe = base.pipe
self.current_properties = WindowProperties(base.win.getProperties())
properties = self.current_properties
if self.current_pipe == pipe and self.current_properties.getFullscreen() == fullscreen and self.current_properties.getXSize() == width and self.current_properties.getYSize() == height:
if self.current_pipe == pipe and self.current_properties.getFullscreen() == fullscreen and self.current_properties.getXSize() == width and self.current_properties.getYSize() == height:
self.notify.info('DISPLAY NO CHANGE REQUIRED')
state = True
else:
properties = WindowProperties()
if fullscreen:
width, height = (base.nativeWidth, base.nativeHeight)
elif self.current_properties.getFullscreen():
if len(base.resDict[base.nativeRatio]) > 1:
# We have resolutions that match our native ratio and fit
# it! Let's use one:
width, height = sorted(base.resDict[base.nativeRatio])[0]
else:
# Okay, we don't have any resolutions that match our native
# ratio and fit it (besides the native resolution itself,
# of course). Let's just use one of the second largest
# ratio's resolutions:
ratios = sorted(base.resDict.keys(), reverse=False)
nativeIndex = ratios.index(base.nativeRatio)
width, height = sorted(base.resDict[ratios[nativeIndex - 1]])[0]
properties.setSize(width, height)
properties.setFullscreen(fullscreen)
properties.setParentWindow(0)