/// <summary>
/// Tells the camera the current available space for displaying your game. The camera will then build the largest rectangle that maintains a certain aspect ratio.
/// Returns true iff the supplied display sizes are different from what was previously stored.
/// </summary>
public Boolean UpdateDisplayInformation(Int32 displayWidth, Int32 displayHeight)
{
Boolean displayChanged = false;
if (m_currentFullDisplayHeight != displayHeight || m_currentFullDisplayWidth != displayWidth)
{
displayChanged = true;
m_currentFullDisplayWidth = displayWidth;
m_currentFullDisplayHeight = displayHeight;
Position displayPosition = new Position(displayWidth / 2, displayHeight, displayWidth, displayHeight);
Math2d.GetLargestRectangleThatFits(AspectRatio, displayPosition, out m_displayTargetPosition);
// First, determine the scale factor from the logical viewport to the display viewport.
// So if the display window is actually 8 times the size of the logical window, you'll have to scale everything by 8
m_currentScale = m_displayTargetPosition.Width / m_logicalPosition.Width;
}
return(displayChanged);
}