gdiplus: Clarify in the tests where 1/3 of extra text height comes from.
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@ -3483,24 +3483,15 @@ static void test_GdipMeasureString(void)
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REAL base_cx = 0, base_cy = 0, height;
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INT chars, lines;
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LOGFONTW lf;
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HDC display;
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UINT i, font_dpi;
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REAL font_to_pixel_scale, font_size;
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UINT i;
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REAL font_size;
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GpUnit font_unit, unit;
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display = CreateCompatibleDC(0);
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ok(display != 0, "CreateCompatibleDC failed\n");
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font_dpi = GetDeviceCaps(display, LOGPIXELSY);
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DeleteDC(display);
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status = GdipCreateStringFormat(0, LANG_NEUTRAL, &format);
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expect(Ok, status);
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status = GdipCreateFontFamilyFromName(tahomaW, NULL, &family);
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expect(Ok, status);
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font_to_pixel_scale = units_scale(UnitPoint, UnitPixel, font_dpi);
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trace("font to pixel, %u dpi => unit_scale %f\n", font_dpi, font_to_pixel_scale);
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/* font size in pixels */
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status = GdipCreateFont(family, 100.0, FontStyleRegular, UnitPixel, &font);
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expect(Ok, status);
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@ -3524,7 +3515,7 @@ static void test_GdipMeasureString(void)
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ok(-lf.lfHeight == (LONG)(height + 0.5), "%u: expected %d (%f), got %d\n",
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i, (LONG)(height + 0.5), height, lf.lfHeight);
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height = font_size * font_to_pixel_scale;
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height = font_size + 2.0 * font_size / 6.0;
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set_rect_empty(&rc);
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set_rect_empty(&bounds);
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@ -3571,7 +3562,8 @@ static void test_GdipMeasureString(void)
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for (unit = 3; unit <= 6; unit++)
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{
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/* create a font which final height is 100.0 pixels with 200 dpi device */
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height = pixels_to_units(100.0 / font_to_pixel_scale, unit, 200.0);
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/* height + 2 * (height/6) = 100 => height = 100 * 3 / 4 => 75 */
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height = pixels_to_units(75.0, unit, 200.0);
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status = GdipCreateFont(family, height, FontStyleRegular, unit, &font);
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expect(Ok, status);
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status = GdipGetFontSize(font, &font_size);
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@ -3603,7 +3595,7 @@ static void test_GdipMeasureString(void)
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else
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unit_scale = units_scale(font_unit, td[i].unit, td[i].res_y);
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/*trace("%u: %d to %d, %.1f dpi => unit_scale %f\n", i, font_unit, td[i].unit, td[i].res_y, unit_scale);*/
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height = font_size * font_to_pixel_scale * unit_scale;
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height = (font_size + 2.0 * font_size / 6.0) * unit_scale;
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if (td[i].unit != UnitDisplay)
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height /= td[i].page_scale;
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/*trace("%u: %.1f font units = %f units with %.1f dpi, page_scale %.1f\n", i, font_size, height, td[i].res_y, td[i].page_scale);*/
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@ -3758,23 +3750,12 @@ static void test_font_height_scaling(void)
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differs in behaviour */
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for (font_unit = 3; font_unit <= 6; font_unit++)
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{
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/* There is a bug somewhere in native gdiplus that leads
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* to extra conversion from points to pixels, so in order
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* to get a 100 pixel text height it's needed to convert
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* 100 pixels to points, and only then convert the result
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* to desired units. The scale factor is 1.333333 at 96 dpi!
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* Perhaps an implementor took name of GdipTransformPoints
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* directly and assumed that it takes value in *points*?
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*/
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status = GdipSetPageUnit(graphics, UnitPoint);
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expect(Ok, status);
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ptf.X = 0;
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ptf.Y = 100.0;
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status = GdipTransformPoints(graphics, CoordinateSpaceWorld, CoordinateSpaceDevice, &ptf, 1);
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expect(Ok, status);
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/*trace("100.0 pixels, %.1f dpi => %f points\n", dpi, ptf.Y);*/
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/* create a font for the final text height of 100 pixels */
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/* height + 2 * (height/6) = 100 => height = 100 * 3 / 4 => 75 */
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status = GdipSetPageUnit(graphics, font_unit);
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expect(Ok, status);
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ptf.X = 0;
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ptf.Y = 75.0;
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status = GdipTransformPoints(graphics, CoordinateSpaceWorld, CoordinateSpaceDevice, &ptf, 1);
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expect(Ok, status);
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height = ptf.Y;
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