scaling

I've been having problems with scaling... automatic... dynamic... adaptive.... etc... I have seen websites where as you make the window smaller eg. grab a corner and make the window smaller, fonts get bigger, things move around... I've got the moving part, I don't know how to dynamically detect the browser viewport... is that a refreshing thing or?... As you can see here, these motion things that I've used only work upon screen refresh, in particular I have a tablet, and if I visit the page in landscape, it doesn't apply; if I rotate it and then refresh, it applies. <script language=

I am using flash (AS3) and have a dynamic movie clip that I want to scale up or down using a slider bar. I have this working very well using the scaleX and scaleY functions. The only trouble is that these scale from the left hand side of the document and I would like it to be scaled from the center Any help is appreciated. function scaleFromCenter(dis:*, sX:Number, sY:Number):void { var prevW:Number = dis.width; var prevH:Number = dis.height; dis.scaleX = sX; dis.scaleY = sY; dis.x += (prevW - dis.width) / 2; dis.y += (prevH - dis.height) / 2; } scaleFromCenter(yourMovieClip, 0.3, 0.3); .. Or

I have a Qt Quick game that uses pixel art. For example: import QtQuick 2.2 import QtQuick.Controls 1.1 ApplicationWindow { id: window visible: true width: 300 height: 300 title: qsTr("PixelArt") Image { source: "http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f0/Pixelart-tv-iso.png" anchors.centerIn: parent } } I want to scale the art, so I increase the size: import QtQuick 2.2 import QtQuick.Controls 1.1 ApplicationWindow { id: window visible: true width: 300 height: 300 title: qsTr("PixelArt") Image { source: "http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f0/Pixelart-tv-iso.png" anchors

I want to run my tomcat-instances in a configuration where requests are served to several tomcat-instance via round robin. I don't want to use any internal cluster manager. As far as I see if every request is served by different tomcats, an unknown sessionId would arrive at a tomcat, so it would be forced to create an new session and overwrite the old sessionId. So for every request a new session would be created. This seems to be a lot of overhead. Is my view on that things right? Is there a way to disable tomcats sessions management? Regards, Michael Basically you have two choices: 1)

I've created my first UWP app. It's a Windows 8.1 UWP app which will help with scheduling courses at my university who's current system is awful. I've been working on it with my Windows 10 desktop computer with a 1080p monitor at default system scaling (100%). I deployed a test build and installed it on my laptop. The laptop is also Windows 10 and 1080p but has a smaller screen so I have system scaling set to 125%. My problem is that instead of this higher scaling factor making my app have bigger features, it does the opposite and shrinks everything in the app. Here are two screenshots from my

I have a button with text and a drawable on the left. Is there any way I can make that drawable scale to it's appropriate size (fill button's height) while keeping its aspect ratio? Relevant excerpt from my layout: <Button android:text="@string/add_fav" android:id="@+id/event_fav_button" android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="40dp" android:drawableLeft="@drawable/star_yellow"/> You can resize an image on basis of the dimension of a Button, use getHeight() and getWidth() methods to get the size of the button and use following function to resize image for Button: Resizing a