Android Question [Solved] once again: dip an dpi

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Read a lot of dpi and dip, but am still confused:
In designer, I set lbltitle.height to 30
I can in Activity_Create set the lbltitle.height and log all that:

    Log(LblTitle.Height)
    LblTitle.Height=30dip
    Log(LblTitle.Height)
    LblTitle.Height=30
    Log(LblTitle.Height)
    Dim ii As Int=30
    LblTitle.Height=ii
    Log(LblTitle.Height)
    'LblTitle.Height=ii dip    'of course does not work.

which gives me the values:
98
90
30
30

1. Why is the height-log first 98 and then 90? should it not be the same?
2. How can I set a dip-value with a variable.

 

[klaus]

You have probably AutoScaleAll in the Designer Script.

The first answer is with AutoScaleAll.
The second in dip, your device has a scale of 3.
The third and fourth values are in pixels.

Don't confuse dip density independent pixel and dpi dots per inch.

 

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[QUOTE="klaus, post: 724388, member: 904"
The first answer is with AutoScaleAll.
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Thank you Klaus, this was really a precious hint!! It also teaches me the principle of AutoScaleAll!
My second question should be correctly be answered by:

LblTitle.Height=DipToCurrent(ii)

Hope that is right!

 

[klaus]

Well, it depends on what you want to do.
You have different possibilities:

LblTitle.Height = 30dip

Dim ii As Int=30dip
LblTitle.Height = ii

Dim ii As Int=30
LblTitle.Height= DipToCurrent(ii)

All are the same !

30dip is the shortcut of DipToCurrent(30)

 

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Dim ii As Int=30dip

30dip is the shortcut of DipToCurrent(30)

Again new for me. Thank you so much!