UIView.ContentScaleFactor Property
Definition
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The number of device pixels per logical coordinate point.
public virtual nfloat ContentScaleFactor { [Foundation.Export("contentScaleFactor")] get; [Foundation.Export("setContentScaleFactor:")] set; }member this.ContentScaleFactor : nfloat with get, setProperty Value
The default value depends on the underlying hardware and the backing view type. The value is typically either 2.0 or 1.0.
- Attributes
Remarks
The coordinate space used by application developers is measured in logical points. High-resolution (Retina) displays will have more than a single physical pixel per logical point and this property specifies the scale factor.
UIViews that are backed by a CAEAGLLayer may return 1.0 even if they are being displayed on a high-resolution screen.