MRG: Fix window size for screenshot on HiDPI#660
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Thanks! LGTM! |
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FWIW I just noticed https://github.com/enthought/mayavi/blob/master/mayavi/tools/figure.py#L234 Maybe the two approaches should be unified? |
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Yes, that would be good. :) |
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On macOS with HiDPI
mlab.screenshotis broken, only rendering 1/4 of the window (as expected by the 2x logical to physical pixel ratio for the monitor):On

master:On this PR:
Not 100% sure
figure.scene.render_window.sizeis the right thing to use here, but it works.