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HiDPIIssues related to High resolution monitorsIssues related to High resolution monitorsWindowsHappens on Windows OSHappens on Windows OSregressionSomething that used to workSomething that used to work
Description
Describe the bug
When running an Eclipse product without monitor-specific scaling (e.g., by disabling the preference or with -Dswt.autoScale.updateOnRuntime=false
) and default auto-scale settings (i.e., the implicit swt.autoScale=quarter
), wrong font sizes are considered at some places. This particularly includes the header size calculation of CTabFolders
, which may become too large/small.
This also happens when running any pure SWT application with default auto-scale settings, such as the CustomControlExample
.
It is a regression from:
To Reproduce
- Set primary monitor zoom to something different than 100% or 200% (e.g., 150%).
- Start the
CustomControlExample
with default settings and go to theCTabFolder
tab or start an Eclipse SDK. - You will see that tab headers are too small.
Expected behavior
CTabFolder
headers shall be sized correct.

Environment:
- Select the platform(s) on which the behavior is seen:
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- All OS
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- Windows
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- Linux
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- macOS
Version since
I20250714-1800
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HiDPIIssues related to High resolution monitorsIssues related to High resolution monitorsWindowsHappens on Windows OSHappens on Windows OSregressionSomething that used to workSomething that used to work