MenuItem Image Half Scaling #62 #1902
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This commit contributes to enforcing half scaling on the MenuItem Image. On Win32, the OS is responsible for painting the Image of a MenuItem and it expects images to be in standard sizes i.e. 16px, 24 px, 32 px, etc. If the images are not provided within these sizes, Windows tries to rescale them, leading to unexpected sizes and masking. Since, half scaling yields the images in standard sizes, MenuItems are scaled accordingly. contributes to eclipse-platform#62 and eclipse-platform#127
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This commit contributes to enforcing half scaling on the MenuItem Image. On Win32, the OS is responsible for painting the Image of a MenuItem and it expects images to be in standard sizes i.e. 16px, 24 px, 32 px, etc. If the images are not provided within these sizes, Windows tries to rescale them, leading to unexpected sizes and masking. Since, half scaling yields the images in standard sizes, MenuItems are scaled accordingly.
contributes to
#62 and #127