Beecher.PocketResolution
Beecher.PocketResolution is a small library for detecting screen resolution (width, height, DPI) and orientation (portrait/landscape) of the device your program runs on. It is written in C# for .NET Compact Framework 2.0.
Nowadays, the problem of DPI awarness is more and more actual. There are many devices with VGA resolution or with square display. If some one is developing a new application, he/she should take in account that his/her program could run on such devices. Therefore, it is important to know the parameters of the device. This tiny library should help you to know where your program is running and make appropriate actions to adjust behaviour of the program (such as loading high DPI resources like icons, bitmaps, etc.). So, if you are serious in Pocket PC development and you use .NET, this library is a must have for you.
The library is free and you can make any changes in it. If you do any enhancements, do not forget to contact Richard (the author) to incorporate your changes.
The library's home page is quite poor for now, but I expect that examples of use and a documentation will appear very soon.
This project is hosted. Please, direct all question to Richard.
Nowadays, the problem of DPI awarness is more and more actual. There are many devices with VGA resolution or with square display. If some one is developing a new application, he/she should take in account that his/her program could run on such devices. Therefore, it is important to know the parameters of the device. This tiny library should help you to know where your program is running and make appropriate actions to adjust behaviour of the program (such as loading high DPI resources like icons, bitmaps, etc.). So, if you are serious in Pocket PC development and you use .NET, this library is a must have for you.
The library is free and you can make any changes in it. If you do any enhancements, do not forget to contact Richard (the author) to incorporate your changes.
The library's home page is quite poor for now, but I expect that examples of use and a documentation will appear very soon.
This project is hosted. Please, direct all question to Richard.
# posted by David Andrš at 9:09 AM
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