PhysicalSize

Defined in: dpi.ts:87

A size represented in physical pixels.

Physical pixels represent actual screen pixels, and are DPI-independent. For high-DPI windows, this means that any point in the window on the screen will have a different position in logical pixels (@linkcode LogicalSize).

For physical-pixel-based position, see PhysicalPosition.

Since

2.0.0

Constructors

Constructor

new PhysicalSize(width, height): PhysicalSize

Defined in: dpi.ts:92

Parameters

width

number

height

number

Returns

PhysicalSize

Constructor

new PhysicalSize(object): PhysicalSize

Defined in: dpi.ts:93

Parameters

object

Physical

{ height: number; width: number; }

Physical.height

number

Physical.width

number

Returns

PhysicalSize

Constructor

new PhysicalSize(object): PhysicalSize

Defined in: dpi.ts:94

Parameters

object

height

number

width

number

Returns

PhysicalSize

Properties

height

height: number

Defined in: dpi.ts:90

---

type

readonly type: "Physical" = 'Physical'

Defined in: dpi.ts:88

---

width

width: number

Defined in: dpi.ts:89

Methods

__TAURI_TO_IPC_KEY__()

__TAURI_TO_IPC_KEY__(): object

Defined in: dpi.ts:130

Returns

object

height

height: number

width

width: number

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toJSON()

toJSON(): object

Defined in: dpi.ts:137

Returns

object

height

height: number

width

width: number

---

toLogical()

toLogical(scaleFactor): LogicalSize

Defined in: dpi.ts:126

Converts the physical size to a logical one.

Parameters

scaleFactor

number

Returns

LogicalSize

Example

import { getCurrentWindow } from '@tauri-apps/api/window';
const appWindow = getCurrentWindow();
const factor = await appWindow.scaleFactor();
const size = await appWindow.innerSize(); // PhysicalSize
const logical = size.toLogical(factor);