PointerEventArgs.GetPosition doesn't seem to take DPI settings into account

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Let's say my DPI is 150% (Windows) and I have a View that's 1500x1500 (CanvasWidth by CanvasHeight). Add a PointerGestureRecognizer to it, and click right in the middle. Handle the PointerMoved event and get the pointer coords using PointerEventArgs.GetPosition((View)sender). The resulting coordinates won't be (750, 750), but rather (500, 500).

If I change the DPI setting to 100% and repeat this experiment, the resulting coordinates are indeed (750, 750).

Is there something I need to do to have the DPI setting taken into consideration? Some coordinate conversion method I'm missing somewhere? I can use DeviceDisplay.Current.MainDisplayInfo.Density value to scale the position, but I personally feel this should be handled by the GetPosition method itself. Maybe there's some other reason it's not though.

[whodges]

Hmm, nevermind. The View I was using is an SKCanvasView, and that particular View seems to take the DPI into consideration in its CanvasWidth and CanvasHeight properties. When I use a regular View, these values are reported at (1000, 1000).