Karl Zweimüller
UniGraphic-Fork for ST7920-LCD-controller and SH1106. Tested with 128x64 LCD with SPI and 128x64-OLED with IIC
Dependents: UniGraphic-St7920-Test AfficheurUTILECO
Fork of
UniGraphic
by 
GraphicsDisplay
Fork of the UniGraphic-Library for monochrome LCDs with ST7920 controller and 128x64-IIC-OLED-Display with SH1106-Controller
Had to adapt LCD for following reasons:
- Give access to screenbuffer buffer[] to parent class
- pixel() and pixel_read() as they are hardware-dependent
- added reset-pin to IIC-Interface
GraphicDisplay:: sends buffer to LCD when auto_update is set to true.
Testprogram for ST7920 can be found here:
https://developer.mbed.org/users/charly/code/UniGraphic-St7920-Test/
Diff: Display/TFT.h
- Revision:
- 10:668cf78ff93a
- Parent:
- 8:26757296c79d
- Child:
- 11:b842b8e332cb
diff -r 1749ae993cfe -r 668cf78ff93a Display/TFT.h
--- a/Display/TFT.h Tue Feb 17 22:35:07 2015 +0000
+++ b/Display/TFT.h Thu Feb 19 00:33:27 2015 +0000
@@ -110,10 +110,17 @@
virtual void set_orientation(int o);
/** Set ChipSelect high or low
- * @param enable 0/1
+ * @param enable true/false
*/
virtual void BusEnable(bool enable);
+ /** Enable fast window (default disabled)
+ * used to speedup functions that plots single pixels, like circle, oblique lines or just sparse pixels
+ * @param enable true/false
+ * @note most but not all controllers support this, even if datasheet tells they should
+ */
+ void FastWindow(bool enable);
+
/** Set scroll area boundaries
* scroll is done in hw but only on the native vertical axis
* TFTs are mainly native protrait view, so horizontal scroll if rotated in landscape view
@@ -232,6 +239,7 @@
unsigned int scrollbugfix;
bool mipistd;
+
private:
Protocols* proto;
@@ -249,6 +257,9 @@
int topfixedareasize;
int scrollareasize;
bool useNOP;
+ bool usefastwindow;
+ bool fastwindowready;
+
};
#endif
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