void LCDChar(char aChar, uint8_t aX, uint8_t aLine)
{
uint8_t y = aLine * G_CharHeight;
GlyphSetXY (G_lcd, aX, y);
GlyphChar(G_lcd, aChar);
}
void lcdPutChar(char_t c)
{
if(c == '\r')
{
lcdColumn = 0;
}
else if(c == '\n')
{
lcdColumn = 0;
lcdLine++;
}
else if(lcdLine < 8 && lcdColumn < 12)
{
//Display current character
GlyphSetXY(lcdHandle, lcdColumn * 8, lcdLine * 8);
GlyphChar(lcdHandle, c);
//Advance the cursor position
if(++lcdColumn >= 12)
{
lcdColumn = 0;
lcdLine++;
}
}
}
void LCDCharPos(char aChar, uint8_t aPos, uint8_t aLine)
{
uint8_t x;
uint8_t y;
x = aPos * G_CharWidth;
y = aLine * G_CharHeight;
GlyphSetXY (G_lcd, x, y);
GlyphChar(G_lcd, aChar);
}
/******************************************************************************
* ID : 12.0
* Outline : GlyphString
* Include : Glyph.h
* Function Name: GlyphString
* Description : Draws the given character string in the currently chosen font at the
* current X and Y top left starting pixel on the LCD Screen.
*
* Each character of the string is set from the start of the last character
* by the number of aSpacing given. So if the font is say 8 pixels wide,
* a good number to use here might be 10 pixels which would give you
* two pixels between each character in the string.
*
* You must count the number of characters you wish to put to the LCD
* screen and enter that number in the aLength variable.
* Argument : aHandle - the Glyph handle setup by the LCD and Communications.
* : aString - The given character string.
* : aLength - The count of characters in the string
* you wish to display on the LCD.
* Return Value : 0=success, not 0= error
* Calling Functions : main
******************************************************************************/
T_glyphError GlyphString(T_glyphHandle aHandle, uint8_t * aString, uint8_t aLength)
{
uint16_t nIndex = 0 ;
nIndex = 0 ;
while (nIndex < aLength)
{
GlyphChar(aHandle, aString[nIndex]) ;
nIndex++ ;
}
return GLYPH_ERROR_NONE ;
}
