448x376 is the original canvas size
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@ -5394,7 +5394,7 @@ static void show_usage(FILE * f, char * prg)
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// The original Tux Paint canvas was 608x472. The canvas can be
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// The original Tux Paint canvas was 448x376. The canvas can be
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// other sizes now, but many old stamps are sized for the small
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// canvas. So, with larger canvases, we must choose a good scale
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// factor to compensate. As the canvas size grows, the user will
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@ -5402,7 +5402,7 @@ static void show_usage(FILE * f, char * prg)
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// getting tiny". This will calculate the needed scale factor.
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static unsigned compute_default_scale_factor(double ratio)
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double old_diag = sqrt(608*608+472*472);
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double old_diag = sqrt(448*448+376*376);
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double new_diag = sqrt(canvas->w*canvas->w+canvas->h*canvas->h);
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double good_def = ratio*sqrt(new_diag/old_diag);
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double good_log = log(good_def);
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