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BerryL

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Bigger bricks
Posted: 15 Jul 23, 23:24
 
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My brick images are suddenly way bigger than I want. I guess it must be some setting I changed but I can not find how to change it back. Who knows how to change this back?

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JeffTucker

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Re: Bigger bricks
Posted: 16 Jul 23, 00:18   in response to: BerryL in response to: BerryL
 
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We would need links to the "before" album and the "after" album to be able to tell for sure. But try changing the setting under Photoblogger > Main content > Images > Columns.
BerryL

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Re: Bigger bricks
Posted: 16 Jul 23, 08:44   in response to: JeffTucker in response to: JeffTucker
 
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Thank you. I think I figured out what the problem was: the size (in pixels) of the miniatures had somehow changed. I am sure I did not change this. Do you have any idea how that could have happened?
Laza

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Re: Bigger bricks
Posted: 16 Jul 23, 11:30   in response to: BerryL in response to: BerryL
 
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The code hasn't changed, but something in the underlying Java might have. (int)5.6 now results in 5, while in older versions it yielded 6. I can't believe this has happened, but so far I could not find any other explanation.
JeffTucker

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Re: Bigger bricks
Posted: 16 Jul 23, 13:12   in response to: Laza in response to: Laza
 
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Very strange. As far as I know, Java has always done a simple truncation when casting a float or a double to an int, going back to the earliest definition of the language. It's never been the equivalent of a round or ceil operator. I'd be astonished if BeanShell or Groovy ever did anything else, either. In Javascript, of course, that's undefined.
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