[Kst] [kst] [Bug 354996] New: Line width for plot frame and ticks increases unwillingly when using high resolution screen

manuel via KDE Bugzilla bugzilla_noreply at kde.org
Sat Nov 7 15:43:36 UTC 2015


https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=354996

            Bug ID: 354996
           Summary: Line width for plot frame and ticks increases
                    unwillingly when using high resolution screen
           Product: kst
           Version: 2.0.8
          Platform: MS Windows
                OS: MS Windows
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: normal
          Priority: NOR
         Component: view objects
          Assignee: kst at kde.org
          Reporter: manuel.meyer2 at ewetel.net

After saving and reopening a .kst file, I see that the line width of the plot
frame and ticks have increased. The width is increased with following
save/reopen actions. This happens only when I have a large application window
before saving the .kst file. For example when the application is maximized to
full screen on 3200x1800 and 3840x2160 resolutions.



Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Start kst-plot and maximize to full screen, 3200x1800 pixels.
2. Create a plot in your application window, any desired size.
3. Save the .kst file
4. Open the .kst file and check the line width

Actual Results:  
The Line width of the plot and the line width of the ticks has increased.

Expected Results:  
The Line width of the plot and the line width of ticks should be kept.

Example cut out of .kst file (the pen tag only) after first save:
                <pen style="1" width="1" miterlimit="2" cap="16"
joinStyle="64">
                    <brush color="#000000" style="1"/>
                </pen>

Example cut out of .kst file (pen tag only) after second save:
                <pen style="1" width="2" miterlimit="2" cap="16"
joinStyle="64">
                    <brush color="#000000" style="1"/>
                </pen>

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