Miles wrote:Will the character string be constantly changing??
I can think of applications where this will be the case. Like I said, I'm developing a windowing library for a consumer electronics project, so the applications are limitless.
Say I want to have text across the middle of the screen (horizontally) with a filled circle on top of it. I'd just draw the text, then draw the circle. Now, suppose I want to change the text without redrawing the circle. I could approximate it by drawing the ...
I'm trying to write a little windowing system for my GLK24064-25. I've gone through a lot of hoops to do line clipping in software, but it appears I'm sunk for text clipping. Is there any way I can get the screen to clip the text as it draws it?
So I posted a while back about an emulator. Well, I'm writing one and it's coming along well. However, WinXP doesn't have any good fonts for this. The fonts are getting tiresome, so I wanted to add the real fonts. Unfortunately, the fonts in the download section are a big pile of files ...
I'll be using it in a small x86 device using C/C++ on Linux (I'd like the emulator to run on Windows though as I'm writing portable code and prefer to dev on XP). I would like to talk to it over I2C, but I read an old doc that states that you cannot upload fonts or bitmaps over I2C. Is this still ...
I'm going to be getting a 24064 sometime soon. It's "soon" because they're on backorder most everywhere. In the mean time, I'd like to write some code. Is there an emulator that I can use to get started while I wait for the real hardware?