Stm32+ucos-ii+uc/gui Porting (Uc/gui API function learning one)

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Uc/gui Basic functions:

• display text on the LCD

Gui_dispstring ("")

Parameters: The text you want to display

• Selected coordinates

Gui_gotoxy (x, y)

For example: at (10,10) coordinate point position, display Hello world! text

Gui_gotoxy (10,10);

Gui_dispstring ("Hello world!");

<1> Text API functions:

Text Drawing mode:

1. Normal text: Gui_textmode_normal
2. Invert text: Gui_textmode_reverse
3. Transparent text: Gui_textmode_trans
4. Xor text: Gui_textmode_xor
5. Transparent inverted text: Gui_textmode_trans | Gui_textmode_reverse

<2> Value API

<3> Graphics Processing API

<4> fonts

The current Uc/gui version offers 4 fonts: equal width bitmap font, proportional bitmap font ...

To be able to use a font in your application, you must do the following:

• Fonts in any of the three types of files, such as "C" files, project files or libraries, compatible with the Uc/gui specification
• Font files linked to your app
• The description of the font is to be included in the GUIConf.h (this is necessary in order to avoid compilation warnings that result from the absence of a declared external solid)

Font API

<5> Bitmap Conversion

Bitmaps that can be used for Uc/gui are typically defined as the GUI_BITMAP structure of "C", and bitmap converters are an easy-to-use Windows program. Just load a pair of bitmaps (. bmp format) into the program, convert the bitmap if necessary, and then save the result as a "C" file for Uc/gui to use so that the bitmap can be displayed on the screen.

An image must first be loaded as a bitmap in a. bmp format file, the bitmap converter cannot produce a "C" file from a bitmap in an RGB mode, and the following types of. bmp files can be loaded into the program:

• Per-pixel 1,4 or 8-bit format with a palette
• 24BPP without a palette
• RLE4 and RLE8 formats

Rle:run-length Encoding Stroke length encoding, if your bitmap includes many pixel sequences of equal color, RLE compression method is effective.

The Uc-gui-bitmapconvert.exe bitmap converter software is available under the tool folder in the Ucgui source file

<6> pre-defined colors

In addition to custom colors, some standard colors are pre-defined in Uc/gui

Color API:

Stm32+ucos-ii+uc/gui Porting (Uc/gui API function learning one)