* cameraview: Scale the glViewPort by devicePixelRatio()
This fixes an issue seen in Cabana on a "hidpi" system with Wayland where
devicePixelRatio() != 1 and the video doesn't take up the full widget area.
On the recommended Ubuntu 20.04 install I wasn't able to reproduce, because
devicePixelRatio() was always equal to 1 even with scaling to 200% or 300%. It
might be different if "Fractional Scaling" is enabled in GNOME (I couldn't make
that option work in mv WM.)
Was going to enable just for Linux, but it appears to also be recommended for
Retina MacOS:
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/scalability.html#high-dpi-scaling-on-macos-and-ios
... so have worked from the assumption that glViewport() always takes dimensions
in device pixels, never the "device independent pixels" of Qt.
* Update selfdrive/ui/qt/widgets/cameraview.cc
* Update selfdrive/ui/qt/widgets/cameraview.cc
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* auto detect available streams
* no switch if wide cam not available
* clear frames before getAvailableStreams
* warning
* clear at same time
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* setup: specific error state for non-executable file
* Result -> DownloadResult
* complete -> finished
* rename widgets to be more consistent
* fix typos
* fix setCurrentIndex
This appears to have different behaviour on device than on PC (off by
one)
* load fonts
* copy
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* Revert "load fonts"
This reverts commit e8756598ed99aea39ef5721453e97920a494051c.
* font family
* undo
* less widgets more better
* font size
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Shane Smiskol
Willem Melching
Cameron Clough
Adeeb Shihadeh
Angus Gratton
royjr
Jason Wen
Vivek Aithal
Dean Lee
Harald Schäfer
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