/*********************************************************************
*
* GUI_SelectLCD
*/
void GUI_SelectLCD(void) {
GUI_LOCK();
#if GUI_SUPPORT_DEVICES
LCD_SelectLCD();
LCD_UpdateColorIndices();
#if GUI_WINSUPPORT
WM_Activate();
#endif
#endif
GUI_UNLOCK();
}
void GUI_SelectLCD(void) {
int hDevDataOld = GUI_Context.hDevData;
GUI_Context.hDevData = 0;
GUI_Context.pDeviceAPI = &LCD_L0_APIList;
GUI_Context.pClipRect_HL = &GUI_Context.ClipRect;
LCD_SetClipRectMax();
/* If we are switching batck, restore the former clip rect */
if (hDevDataOld)
GUI_Context.ClipRect = GUI_Context.ClipRectPrev;
#if GUI_WINSUPPORT
WM_Activate();
#endif
}
/*
*****************************************************************
* *
* WM_Init *
* *
*****************************************************************
*/
void WM_Init(void) {
if (!_IsInited) {
WM_HWIN hWin;
NextDrawWin = WM__FirstWin = WM_HWIN_NULL;
GUI_Context.WM__pUserClipRect = NULL;
WM__NumWindows = WM__NumInvalidWindows =0;
/* Make sure we have at least one window. This greatly simplifies the
drawing routines as they do not have to check if the window is valid.
*/
hWin = WM_CreateWindow(0, 0, GUI_XMAX, GUI_YMAX, WM_CF_SHOW, cbBackWin, 0);
WM_SelectWindow(hWin);
WM_Activate();
_IsInited =1;
}
}
