Fit Table Tooltip in a single monitor for Win32 #2154
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This commit contributes to the fitting of the table tooltip inside a single monitor if it spans over multiple monitor to avoid any infinite loop because of rescaling triggered by any DPI_CHANGED events. contributes to eclipse-platform#62 and eclipse-platform#128
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This PR contributes to the fitting of the table tooltip inside a
single monitor if it spans over multiple monitor to avoid any
infinite loop because of rescaling triggered by any DPI_CHANGED events.
Adapted from #2142
contributes to
#62 and
#128