Displays incorrectly when Windows user has a "Scale and layout" percentage size set that isn't "100%" about gunslinger

[jdoleary]

So it appears that this is intentional because glfw is adjusting the screen size based on the dpi. However, this yields unexpected results when attempting to display shapes relative to the screen proportions. For example, the below code requires a transform of 0,200 to display shapes at 0,0 in the upper left hand corner.

    gs_vec2 screenSize = gs_platform_window_sizev(gs_platform_main_window());
    gs_println("screen size: %f, %f", screenSize.x, screenSize.y);

    gsi_camera2D(&gsi);
    gsi_push_matrix(&gsi, GSI_MATRIX_MODELVIEW);

    // The below rectangle and circle are NOT displayed at origin without this transform:
    // gsi_transf(&gsi, 0.f, 200.f, 0.f);

    gsi_rectv(&gsi, gs_v2(0.f, 0.f), screenSize, GS_COLOR_GREEN, GS_GRAPHICS_PRIMITIVE_LINES);
    gsi_circle(&gsi, 0.f, 0.f, 50.f, 20, 100, 150, 220, 255, GS_GRAPHICS_PRIMITIVE_TRIANGLES);
    gsi_pop_matrix(&gsi);

[jdoleary]

Even running the example 14_immediate_draw doesn't display the full example, it's extremely zoomed in.

[jdoleary]

As I thought, this was due to the windows setting scaling everything.

I do think this still counts as a bug, because this setting will totally ruin the display of users who have scaling on.

[jdoleary]

Here are pictures with the "Scale and Layout" percentage set to 150% and 100% respectively.
150%

100%

[jdoleary]

Fixed