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48 CHAPTER Simulation 3.2 Device simulation The device simulation supports 3 views: • Generated frame view • Custom bitmap view • Window view The table below shows the different views: Generated frame view Custom bitmap view Window view The following will explain in detail how each option can be used. UM03001 User & Reference Guide for emWin V5.18 © 1997 - 2012 SEGGER Microcontroller GmbH & Co. KG
3.2.1 Generated frame view The simulation shows the display inside an automatically generated frame surrounding the display. The frame contains a small button which per default closes the application. This is the default behavior of the simulation for single layer systems. ’Single layer system’ means that only the first layer is initialized. 3.2.2 Custom bitmap view The simulation can show the simulated display in a bitmap of your choice, typically your target device. The bitmap can be used to simulate the behavior of the entire target device. In order to simulate the appearance of the device, bitmaps are required. Device bitmap The first bitmap is usually a photo (top view) of the device, and needs to be named Device.bmp. It may be a separate file (in the same directory as the executable), or it may be included as a resource in the application. How to do this is explained later in this chapter. The file should provide an area for the simulated display of the same size in pixels as the physical display resolution. If there are any hardkeys to be simulated the bitmap should also show all of them in unpressed state. Transparent areas need to be colored with exact the same color as defined with the function SIM_GUI_SetTransColor(), typically bright red (0xFF0000). These areas do not have to be rectangular; they can have an arbitrary shape (up to a certain complexity which is limited by your operating system, but is normally sufficient). Bright red is the default color for transparent areas, mainly because it is not usually contained in most bitmaps. To use a bitmap with bright red, the default transparency color may be changed with the function SIM_GUI_SetTransColor(). UM03001 User & Reference Guide for emWin V5.18 © 1997 - 2012 SEGGER Microcontroller GmbH & Co. KG 49
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Page 11 and 12: About this document Assumptions Thi
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Page 41 and 42: Additional information Executing th
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GUI_DispSFloatFix() Description Dis
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6.5 Displaying hexadecimal values G
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Chapter 7 2-D Graphic Library emWin
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Routine Description GUI_CreateBitma
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7.2 Drawing modes emWin can draw in
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7.4 Pen size The pen size determine
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GUI_COLOR Color0, GUI_COLOR Color1)
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Prototype void GUI_DrawPixel(int x,
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Prototype void GUI_FillRectEx(const
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GUI_SetAlpha() (Obsolete) Descripti
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7.7 Drawing bitmaps Generally emWin
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GUI_DrawBitmapMag() Description Thi
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Return value 0 on success, 1 on err
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GUI_DrawStreamedBitmapAuto() Descri
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Parameter Description p Pointer to
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7.9 Drawing lines The most frequent
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GUI_GetLineStyle() Description Retu
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7.10 Drawing polygons The polygon d
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Additional information Make sure th
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Screen shot of above example UM0300
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7.12 Drawing ellipses GUI_DrawEllip
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Screen shot of above example UM0300
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7.15 Drawing pie charts GUI_DrawPie
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7.17 Clipping GUI_SetClipRect() Des
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Chapter 8 Displaying bitmap files T
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GUI_BMP_Draw() Description Draws a
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GUI_BMP_GetXSize() Description Retu
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GUI_BMP_SerializeEx() Description T
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8.2 JPEG file support JPEG (pronoun
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GUI_JPEG_Draw() Description Draws a
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GUI_JPEG_DrawScaledEx() Description
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8.3 GIF file support The GIF file f
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GUI_GIF_DrawEx() Description Draws
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GUI_GIF_DrawSubScaledEx() Descripti
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GUI_GIF_GetImageInfoEx() Descriptio
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GUI_GIF_GetYSize() Description Retu
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GUI_PNG_Draw() Description Draws a
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GUI_PNG_GetYSizeEx() Description Re
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Example (BMP, GIF and JPEG) The fol
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Chapter 9 Bitmap Converter The Bitm
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9.2 Loading a bitmap 9.2.1 Supporte
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9.4 Using a custom palette Converti
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Device dependent bitmaps (DDB) The
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9.5.6 Saving the file The basic pro
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9.7 Compressed bitmaps The Bitmap C
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Animated Cursor example The file st
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Command Explanation Rotate image by
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Compressing the file We can use the
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Chapter 10 Fonts This chapter descr
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Table of font types The following t
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10.3.3 External Bitmap Font (XBF) f
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10.4 Converting a TTF file to C sou
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10.8 C file related font functions
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Example static GUI_FONT _Font; /* F
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Example GUI_TTF_CS Cs0, Cs1; GUI_TT
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10.11 ’XBF’ file related font f
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10.12 Common font-related functions
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Prototype void GUI_GetTextExtend(GU
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10.13 Character sets 10.13.1 ASCII
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Code Description Char 249 small u,
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10.15 Standard fonts emWin is shipp
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10.15.4 Proportional fonts 10.15.4.
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10.15.4.3Characters The following s
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GUI_Font16_1HK GUI_Font16B_ASCII GU
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GUI_FontComic24B_ASCII GUI_FontComi
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10.15.5 Proportional fonts, framed
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GUI_Font8x13_1 GUI_Font8x15B_ASCII
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GUI_Font8x16x3x3 GUI_Font8x16_ASCII
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Chapter 11 Font Converter Fonts whi
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Step 3: Specify font options. In th
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11.1.2.2 Encoding Unicode 16 Bit Wi
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11.1.4.3 Selecting pixels When the
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After saving the font in a magnifie
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11.2.2 Modifying an existing C font
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11.3 Pattern files If you need to c
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11.5 Command line options 11.5.1 Ta
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11.6 Font Examples These sections p
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11.8 Resulting C code, 4 bpp antial
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Chapter 12 Colors emWin supports bl
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12.3 Fixed palette modes The follow
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GUICC_4: 4 bpp (16 grayscales) Use
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Available colors: 4 x 8 x 8 = 256:
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GUICC_444_16: The red, green and bl
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12.6 Custom palette mode If none of
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12.8.1 Basic color functions GUI_Ge
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12.8.2 Index & color conversion GUI
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Chapter 13 Memory Devices Memory De
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Creating Memory Devices "compatible
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GUI_MEMDEV_DrawAuto() Uses a GUI_AU
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GUI_MEMDEV_Create() Description Cre
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Return value Handle for created Mem
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Example The following example shows
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Prototype void GUI_MEMDEV_ReduceYSi
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Example GUI_MEMDEV_Handle hMemSourc
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Prototype void GUI_MEMDEV_WriteAlph
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Screenshot of the above example GUI
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drawing operation uses the banding
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Screen shot of above example 13.15
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Screenshot of the above example: 13
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Screenshots GUI_MEMDEV_MoveInWindow
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Prototype int GUI_MEMDEV_SwapWindow
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Chapter 14 Execution Model: Single
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GUI_Exec() from within the superloo
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14.6 Configuration macros for multi
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GUITask.c in turn uses the GUI kern
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14.7.1 Examples Kernel interface ro
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Chapter 15 The Window Manager (WM)
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Hiding/showing windows A hidden win
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Step 1: Creating a custom callback
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driver supports multiple buffers an
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15.4.1 How they work A ToolTip belo
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WM_SET_ID Description Send to a win
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Routine Description WM_MOTION_Enabl
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WM_BringToBottom() Description Plac
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Return value Handle for created win
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WM_DeleteWindow() Description Delet
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Prototype void WM_ForEachDesc(WM_HW
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Return value The handle of the desk
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Return value X- or Y-position of th
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Prototype void WM_InvalidateArea(GU
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WM_IsWindow() Description Determine
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Additional information The function
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WM_SendMessageNoPara() Description
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WM_SetCreateFlags() Description Set
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WM_SetpfPollPID() Description Sets
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WM_SetUserClipRect() Description Te
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Additional information The function
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WM_MOTION_SetMotion() Description S
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WM_MOTION_SetSpeed() Description St
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Prototype void WM_TOOLTIP_Delete(WM
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15.11 WM API: Memory device support
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Additional information After a time
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WM_GetInsideRectEx() Description Re
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Prototype void WM_SetScrollState(WM
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}} WM_SetCallback(WM_HBKWIN, cbBack
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Chapter 16 Window Objects (Widgets)
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MULTIEDIT MULTIPAGE 16.1.2 Understa
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16.2 Configuration options Type Mac
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Prototype void _Callback(WM_MESSAGE
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Return value Number of bytes writte
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BUTTON_BKCOLOR0_DEFAULT, BUTTON_BKC
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Return value WM_HWIN hParent, int I
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Prototype GUI_COLOR BUTTON_GetDefau
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Return value Text color of the give
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Additional information If only a bi
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Prototype GUI_COLOR BUTTON_SetFocus
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Additional information int y); Para
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Screenshot of WIDGET_ButtonSimple.c
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16.6.2 Predefined IDs The following
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Parameter Description ysize Vertica
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Prototype int CHECKBOX_GetDefaultAl
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CHECKBOX_SetBoxBkColor() Descriptio
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Additional information The image ha
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Additional information unsigned int
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CHECKBOX_SetTextAlign() Description
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16.6.6 Example The Sample folder co
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16.7.2 Predefined IDs The following
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Prototype DROPDOWN_Handle DROPDOWN_
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Prototype void DROPDOWN_Expand(DROP
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Prototype void DROPDOWN_IncSel(DROP
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DROPDOWN_SetDefaultColor() Descript
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DROPDOWN_SetScrollbarWidth() Descri
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DROPDOWN_SetTextHeight() Descriptio
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16.8 EDIT: Edit widget Edit fields
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EDIT_AddKey() Description Adds user
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Parameter Description WinFlags Wind
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Prototype GUI_COLOR EDIT_GetDefault
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EDIT_GetTextColor() Description Ret
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Parameter Description hObj Handle o
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EDIT_SetFocussable() Description Se
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Prototype void EDIT_SetSel(EDIT_Han
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EDIT_SetValue() Description Sets th
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Additional information The routine
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16.9.1 Structure of the frame windo
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FRAMEWIN_Restore() Restores a minim
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FRAMEWIN_AddMaxButton() Description
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Prototype WM_HWIN FRAMEWIN_AddMinBu
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Additional information The user cal
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FRAMEWIN_GetDefaultFont() Descripti
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Prototype int FRAMEWIN_IsMaximized(
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Prototype void FRAMEWIN_Restore(FRA
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FRAMEWIN_SetDefaultBarColor() Descr
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Prototype void FRAMEWIN_SetMoveable
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Prototype void FRAMEWIN_SetText(FRA
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Additional information Per default
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16.10.2 Creating and deleting a gra
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Routine Description GRAPH_DetachDat
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For details about how to create sca
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Additional information The border s
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Prototype unsigned GRAPH_SetGridOff
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Additional information The user dra
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The value 0x7FFF can be used to han
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GRAPH_DATA_YT_SetAlign() Descriptio
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Return value Handle of data object
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Limitations Note that only curves w
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GRAPH_SCALE_Delete() Description De
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GRAPH_SCALE_SetOff() Description Se
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Return value Previous distance betw
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Prototype HEADER_Handle HEADER_Crea
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HEADER_GetDefaultBorderV() Descript
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HEADER_SetBitmapEx() Description Se
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Prototype int HEADER_SetDefaultBord
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HEADER_SetItemText() Description Se
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HEADER_SetUserData() Prototype expl
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16.12.2 Predefined IDs The followin
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ICONVIEW_AddStreamedBitmapItem() De
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Prototype int ICONVIEW_GetItemText(
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ICONVIEW_SetBitmapItem() Descriptio
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ICONVIEW_SetItemText() Description
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Parameter Description hObj Handle o
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Prototype IMAGE_Handle IMAGE_Create
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16.14 LISTBOX: List box widget List
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LISTBOX_SetDefaultTextColor() Sets
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Parameter Description ExFlags Not u
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Return value Default text color for
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Return value Horizontal scroll step
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LISTBOX_SetAutoScrollH() Descriptio
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Prototype void LISTBOX_SetDefaultTe
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LISTBOX_SetOwnerDraw() Description
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LISTBOX_SetSel() Description Sets t
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16.15 LISTVIEW: Listview widget LIS
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16.15.4 Keyboard reaction The widge
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You can only add columns to an ’e
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Additional information An attached
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LISTVIEW_DisableSort() Description
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Additional information Each LISTVIE
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LISTVIEW_GetUserData() Prototype ex
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Additional information GUI_COLOR Co
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LISTVIEW_SetDefaultFont() Descripti
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Additional information Setting the
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Additional information This functio
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LISTVIEW_SetSort() Description This
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LISTVIEW_SetWrapMode() Description
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16.16.4 Keyboard reaction This widg
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LISTWHEEL_GetFont() Description Ret
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Prototype int LISTWHEEL_GetRBorder(
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LISTWHEEL_SetBkColor() Description
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LISTWHEEL_SetOwnerDraw() Descriptio
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LISTWHEEL_SetSnapPosition() Descrip
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LISTWHEEL_SetUserData() unsigned in
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Additional information int Flags);
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Prototype void MENU_DisableItem(MEN
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MENU_GetDefaultTextColor() Descript
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Additional information const MENU_I
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MENU_SetDefaultBkColor() Descriptio
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MENU_SetFont() Description Sets the
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Prototype void MENU_SetTextColor(ME
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Return value Number of the characte
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Additional information If enabled t
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Prototype void MULTIEDIT_SetPasswor
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Prototype void MULTIEDIT_SetWrapWor
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16.19.1 Configuration options Type
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MULTIPAGE_CreateEx() Description Cr
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Additional information The default
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Return value Zero based index of th
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Prototype void MULTIPAGE_SetBkColor
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MULTIPAGE_SetRotation() Description
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Prototype void MULTIPAGE_SetTextCol
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PROGBAR_Create() (Obsolete, PROGBAR
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PROGBAR_SetFont() Description Selec
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Additional information The values m
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Parameter Description Id Window ID
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RADIO_GetValue() Description Return
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Prototype void RADIO_SetDefaultFont
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RADIO_SetGroupID() Description Sets
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Additional information For informat
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GUI_KEY_LEFT Decrements the current
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Vertical attached scrollbars will b
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SCROLLBAR_GetPageSize() Description
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Prototype int SCROLLBAR_SetDefaultW
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Screenshot of WIDGET_ScrollbarMove.
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16.23.5 SLIDER API The table below
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SLIDER_GetValue() Description Retur
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Prototype void SLIDER_SetNumTicks(S
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16.24 SPINBOX: Spinning box widget
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Return value Background color of th
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SPINBOX_SetButtonSize() Description
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Prototype void SPINBOX_SetRange(SPI
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16.25 TEXT: Text widget Text widget
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Parameter Description hParent Handl
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Prototype void TEXT_SetBkColor(TEXT
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Prototype void TEXT_SetTextColor(TE
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16.26.1 Description of terms Item T
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Prototype TREEVIEW_Handle TREEVIEW_
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Return value Default color used to
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Additional information If there is
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Prototype void TREEVIEW_SetBitmapOf
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TREEVIEW_SetHasLines() Description
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Prototype void TREEVIEW_SetOwnerDra
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TREEVIEW_SetUserData() Prototype ex
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TREEVIEW_ITEM_Expand() Description
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TREEVIEW_ITEM_SetImage() Descriptio
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16.27 WINDOW: Window widget The WIN
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Chapter 17 Dialogs Widgets may be c
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17.2 Creating a dialog Two basic th
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The initialized dialog box now appe
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17.3 Dialog API The table below lis
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17.4 Common dialogs Common dialogs
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Prototype int CHOOSECOLOR_GetSel(WM
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CHOOSECOLOR_SetDefaultButtonSize()
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CHOOSEFILE_Create() Description Cre
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Additional information The followin
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Additional information const char *
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17.4.3 MESSAGEBOX A MESSAGEBOX is u
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Chapter 18 GUIBuilder The GUIBuilde
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18.2 Getting started Before startin
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Alignment selection The alignment s
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18.5 Output of the GUIBuilder As me
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18.6 Modifying the C files As the s
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Chapter 19 Skinning Skinning is a m
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Skinning Contrary to the methods me
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Screenshot Before After 19.6 Major
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to the skinning routine of a widget
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Additional information The given po
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19.8 BUTTON_SKIN_FLEX The following
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19.8.4 List of commands The skinnin
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19.9.3 Skinning API The table below
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WIDGET_ITEM_DRAW_TEXT The optional
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19.10.2 Configuration options The d
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19.11 FRAMEWIN_SKIN_FLEX The follow
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Prototype void FRAMEWIN_SetSkinFlex
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Content of the WIDGET_ITEM_DRAW_INF
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19.13 PROGBAR_SKIN_FLEX The followi
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19.14.4 List of commands The skinni
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19.15.4 List of commands The skinni
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WIDGET_ITEM_GET_BUTTONSIZE The skin
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Chapter 20 Multiple buffering Multi
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ond back buffer is used for the dra
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int LCD_X_DisplayDriver(unsigned La
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Prototype void GUI_MULTIBUF_Config(
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WM_MULTIBUF_Enable() Description Th
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Chapter 21 Virtual screens / Virtua
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Configurable display start position
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21.4.2 Real time example using the
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Viewer Screenshot of the above exam
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Chapter 22 Multi layer / multi disp
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22.2 Using multi layer support emWi
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23.3.2.1 Using the PS2 mouse driver
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Use example to determine calibratio
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Example implementation The followin
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24.1.1 Driver layer API The keyboar
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int x, int y); Parameter Descriptio
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GUI_SPRITE_GetState() Description R
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Chapter 26 Cursors emWin includes a
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26.2 Cursor API The table below lis
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GUI_CURSOR_SetPosition() Descriptio
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Chapter 27 Antialiasing Lines are a
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Antialiased fonts can be created us
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GUI_AA_GetFactor() Description Retu
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} GUI_AA_DrawPolyOutline(aPoints, c
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27.5 Examples Different antialiasin
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void main(void) { GUI_Init(); ShowH
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Chapter 28 Foreign Language Support
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28.1.3 UTF-8 strings This is the mo
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Return value U16 * pBuffer, int Buf
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Additional information After callin
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28.2.6 Text- and language resource
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Prototype int GUI_LANG_LoadCSVEx(GU
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Prototype U16 GUI_LANG_SetSep(U16 S
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Base Isolated Final Initial Medial
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28.4 Thai language support The Thai
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Chapter 29 Display drivers A displa
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29.1.2 Run-time configurable driver
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29.1.4 Available, but not yet migra
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Typical block diagram CPU 8 (16) da
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29.3 Hardware interface configurati
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Example The following shows a confi
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29.7 Detailed display driver descri
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Configuration example // // Data ar
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Configuration routines Routine Desc
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} // Configuration of first driver
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RAM requirements This display drive
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GUIDRV_FLEXCOLOR_M18C1B9 18bpp, cac
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GUIDRV_FlexColor_Config() Descripti
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GUIDRV_FlexColor_SetReadFunc66709_B
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29.7.6 GUIDRV_Lin This driver suppo
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Little endian video mode Least sign
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Elements of CONFIG_S1D13748 Data ty
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RAM requirements Approximately 1KBy
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Required GUI_PORT_API routines Conf
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Display data RAM organization COM 0
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Prototype void GUIDRV_SLin_SetSSD18
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Configuration Example void LCD_X_Co
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29.7.13 GUIDRV_CompactColor_16 This
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Configuration example The following
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Available configuration macros (com
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Hardware configuration This driver
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Display data RAM organization Page
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29.7.18 GUIDRV_6331 Supported hardw
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29.7.19 GUIDRV_7529 Supported hardw
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Hardware configuration This driver
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29.8 LCD layer and display driver A
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LCD_GetVXSize(), LCD_GetVYSize() De
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Chapter 30 VNC Server The emWin VNC
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30.2 The VNC viewer Availability Th
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30.5 Configuration options Type Mac
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Chapter 31 Touch drivers A touch dr
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Elements of GUITDRV_ADS7846_CONFIG
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Chapter 32 Timing- and execution-re
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Additional information This routine
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Chapter 33 Performance and Resource
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33.1.2 Image drawing performance Th
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Widget / SCROLLBAR 2 Kbytes 14 Byte
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Chapter 34 Configuration Before emW
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34.4 Run-time configuration The fol
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GUI_DEVICE_CreateAndLink() Descript
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34.5 Compile time configuration The
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If GUI_TRIAL_VERSION is defined, th
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Chapter 35 Support This chapter sho
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static void _Test(void) { int Resul
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35.5 Contacting support If you need
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A Access addresses, defining ......
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CHOOSEFILE ........................
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F Fixed color palettes ............
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GUI_DEFAULT_BKCOLOR ...............
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ICONVIEW_SetItemUserData ..........
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Keyboard reaction .................
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Examples ..........................
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T Template driver .................
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WM_GetClientRect ..................
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