void testFontScaling()
{
SKIP_IF_FONT_NOT_FOUND
fillModel(2, 25);
Report report;
report.setReportMode(Report::SpreadSheet);
report.setDefaultFont(QFont(QLatin1String(s_fontName), 48));
AutoTableElement tableElement(&m_model);
tableElement.setHorizontalHeaderVisible(false);
tableElement.setVerticalHeaderVisible(false);
report.mainTable()->setAutoTableElement(tableElement);
QCOMPARE(report.numberOfPages(), 2);
QCOMPARE(report.mainTable()->pageRects().count(), 2);
#ifndef Q_OS_MAC // Somehow the mac gets different font size for the headers, even compared to linux with DPI 72.
const int rowsFirstPage = report.mainTable()->pageRects()[0].height();
QVERIFY(rowsFirstPage <= 20);
QVERIFY(rowsFirstPage >= 18);
QCOMPARE(report.mainTable()->pageRects()[0], QRect(0,0,2,rowsFirstPage));
QCOMPARE(report.mainTable()->pageRects()[1], QRect(0,rowsFirstPage,2,m_model.rowCount()-rowsFirstPage));
// Now show a huge horizontal header, and check we have less rows per page
tableElement.setHorizontalHeaderVisible(true);
report.mainTable()->setAutoTableElement(tableElement);
report.mainTable()->setHorizontalHeaderFont(QFont(QLatin1String(s_fontName), 48));
QCOMPARE(report.numberOfPages(), 2);
QVERIFY(report.mainTable()->pageRects()[0].height() < rowsFirstPage);
// Now force a very small font scaling factor
report.setFontScalingFactor(0.2);
QCOMPARE(report.numberOfPages(), 1);
QCOMPARE(report.mainTable()->lastAutoFontScalingFactor(), 0.2);
QCOMPARE(report.mainTable()->pageRects()[0], QRect(0,0,2,m_model.rowCount()));
#endif
}
