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Move page script moved page API GetScreenHeight to WoW:API GetScreenHeight without leaving a redirect
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Returns the height of the window in pixels. | Returns the height of the window in pixels. | ||
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;''Example'' | ;''Example'' | ||
if( GetScreenHeight() == 600) then ChatFrame:AddMessage("Using 800x600 mode"); end | if( GetScreenHeight() * UIParent:GetEffectiveScale() == 600) then ChatFrame:AddMessage("Using 800x600 mode"); end | ||
;''Result'' | ;''Result'' | ||
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;''Description'' | ;''Description'' | ||
: Returns the height of the window in pixels. | : Returns the height of the window in pixels. This value is affected by the UI's scale. | ||
: Also note that the return value will not match the screen resolution chosen from the Video Options menu, but will instead represent a dimension with the same aspect ratio. For example, the following code... | |||
DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage( ( GetScreenWidth() * UIParent:GetEffectiveScale() ).."x"..( GetScreenHeight() * UIParent:GetEffectiveScale() ) ); | |||
: ...will print "960x768" for the actual screen resolution "1280x1024". Both of these dimensions share a 5:4 aspect ratio. | |||