Dynamic C function reference

• int GEEnableCellsWF(int Port, int CellID)
This non-blocking version of the GEEnableCells function immediately
returns 0 while the Graphics Engine’s response is pending, and so
is suitable for use in costatements’ waitfor statements. See the
following function description for all other information.
• int GEEnableCells(int Port, int CellID)
If successful, instructs the Graphics Engine to enable either one or all
touch-screen cells and returns 1; otherwise returns a negative error
code from the list at the beginning of this chapter.
Port is one of GE_PORTZ0, GE_PORTZ1, GE_PORTA, or GE_PORTB.
CellID is the ID number of a single cell, or 0 to enable all cells.
• int GESuperResetWF(int Port)
This non-blocking version of the GESuperReset function immediately
returns 0 while the Graphics Engine’s response is pending, and so is
suitable for use in costatements’ waitfor statements. See the following
function description for all other information.
• int GESuperReset(int Port)
If successful, instructs the Graphics Engine to clear all user-defined
stored bit maps and fonts by initializing their storage structures and
returns 1; otherwise returns a negative error code from the list at the
beginning of this chapter. Note that this function must be called once
before user-defined bit maps and fonts can be stored.
Port is one of GE_PORTZ0, GE_PORTZ1, GE_PORTA, or GE_PORTB.
• int GEBeginMacroWF(int Port, int MacroID)
This non-blocking version of the GEBeginMacro function immediately
returns 0 while the Graphics Engine’s response is pending, and so is
suitable for use in costatements’ waitfor statements. See the following
function description for all other information.
• int GEBeginMacro(int Port, int MacroID)
If successful, instructs the Graphics Engine to store subsequent
commands in a macro, up to the required EndMacro command, and
returns 1; otherwise returns a negative error code from the list at the
beginning of this chapter.
Port is one of GE_PORTZ0, GE_PORTZ1, GE_PORTA, or GE_PORTB.
MacroID is the ID number associated with the user-defined macro, and
can’t redefine a macro ID number that is already in use.
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