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dip is a shorthand to DipToCurrent method. Better to use dip when possible.
link: Or use DipToCurrent?
link: Don't forget the dips: Button1.SetLayoutAnimated(3000, Button1.Left + 300dip, Button1.top + 100dip, Button1.Width, Button1.Height)

Public Sub Test BBCodeView1.TextEngine.Initialize(Root) BBCodeView1.TextEngine.SpaceBetweenLines = DipToCurrent(12) ' BBCodeView1.TextEngine.MinGapBetweenLines = DipToCurrent(6) ' BBCodeView1.TextEngine.WordBoundaries = "&*+-/<>=\' :{}" & TAB & CRLF & Chr(13) BBCodeView1.TextEng

You should use GetDeviceLayoutValues in B4A only, for a conversion from pixels to dip values. The GetDeviceLayoutValues method doesn't exist in B4i nor in B4J. No, the name DipToCurrent is correct because it converts a dip value into a pixel value. In B4i you don't need the conversion, it is done
link: It is the other way. It should be: BorderCornerRadius = DipToCurrent(Props.Get("BorderCornerRadius")) (same code for the three platforms)
link: iBorderCornerRadius = DipToCurrent(Props.Get("BorderCornerRadius")) ;)
link: Sorry, it must be: iBorderCornerRadius = DipToCurrent(Props.Get("BorderCornerRadius"))

Use: DipToCurrent por lo que he visto no son muchos los cambios. vamos que se puede!!! ??? Saludos.
link: Gracias a los dos por los consejos: He mirado en el zip y la carpeta contiene los archivos de Shared Files. ¿Qué haría esa línea que me indicas?
link: Pues al final me está sorprendiendo que es más fácil pasar a B4J de lo que esperaba (aunque en realidad, es el objetivo de B4XPages) Problemas que es

This is a mistake: DipToCurrent(100dip) It should be: Log(100dip & " / " & item.Size) 'or Log(DipToCurrent(100) & " / " & item.Size)
link: Dim x As XUI, p As B4XView = x.CreatePanel("") p.Width = 100dip p.Height = 100dip p.LoadLayout("category_2") clv.Add(p, 0) then check

120dip is a shortcut of DipToCurrent(120) which returns an integer. And you can add two integers.
link: qScrollView.Initialize(1000dip) Activity.AddView(qScrollView, 0dip, 40dip, 400dip,440dip) qScrollView.Panel.Color = Colors.Blue Activity.AddView(lblPa
link: Ahhh..... that actually worked and I'm totally surprised since dipCount is just an integer variable. I wouldn't think you could add dips to an intege

Well, it depends on what you want to do. You have different possibilities: LblTitle.Height = 30dip Dim ii As Int=30dip LblTitle.Height = ii Dim ii As Int=30 LblTitle.Height= DipToCurrent(ii) All are the same ! 30dip is the shortcut of DipToCurrent(30)
link: Thank you Klaus, this was really a precious hint!! It also teaches me the principle of AutoScaleAll! My second question should be correctly be answere

Yes. density independnt pixel means the following: If you set the width of a view to 160dip in the Designer or in the code, you will get a real width in device pixels which are 160 * scale. dip is a shortcut of the DipToCurrent keyword, from the help: DipToCurrent Method Scales the value, which r
link: How did you test it? dip = density independant pixel In the Designer, the dimensions are in dip values. If you comment AutoScaleAll then the dimension
link: i saw the tutorial about dip but i don't get it. as example for a button: me thought if me input a size value width and height in designer it is dip a

%x and %y are shortcuts to PerXToCurrent / PerYToCurrent. dip is a shortcut to DipToCurrent. Dim p As Int = 50 Log(PerXToCurrent(p)) 'same as 50%x Log(DipToCurrent(p)) 'same as 50dip

Width),DipToCurrent( lorenilla.Height)) imageview.Bitmap = lorenilla imageview.Gravity = Gravity.CENTER Dim canvas As Canvas canvas.Initialize(imageview) Dim destination As Rect destination.Initialize(40,350,40+150,350+150) ' para que freddie aparezca en la ventana canvas.DrawBitmap(freddie, Null

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