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Hi,
I have to render a GIF image in many image boxes. So far I'm doing it in a loop, for example
GHandle image_handle[NumberOf];
for(i = 0; i < NumberOf; i++) {
....
image_handle = gwinImageCreate(0, &wi.g);
gwinImageOpenFile(image_handle, "image_file.gif");
}
Is there another way, open file once, then link it to the imagebox handlers?
I know that there are several other function to open image file once, then to draw it, etc, but I don't see a function to link it to the imagebox handler.
I don't have frame buffer, the screen is rendered directly in the display memory.
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Hi guys,
something is wrong with this web site, the pages links(2, 3..., next, etc) doesn't work
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@neon1 Have you tried instead of passing NULL pointer here gwinSetText(ghTextedit, NULL, FALSE), to pass a pointer to a char buff, which first element is 0, or just
gwinSetText(ghTextedit, "", FALSE) ?
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Hi Joel an inmarket,
I was created this topic because I'm not sure you have seen may last post here
and because it is important to be fixed as well as to warn the other users.
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On 22/08/2013 at 17:01, Joel Bodenmann said:
Two lined button text is currently not possible.
Actually It is, just use the new line inside the text and the library will take care. I've the following code for example:
snprintf(buff, sizeof(buff), "%s\n%s", GetStringResource(txtUnitbackupsTitle[unbackupsItem_IAMtoMB], language), TextBuff); gwinSetText(ghUnitbackupsPageElmButton[unbackupsItem_IAMtoMB], buff, TRUE); -
On 05/07/2018 at 22:58, inmarket said:
3. There is a bug in gfxRealloc. This we consider unlikely as the code has been well tested but it is not impossible.
Definitely there is a bug and it is obvious, I think. See line 138 in gos_x_heap.c:
if (pfree) return 0;Should be
if (!pfree) return 0;And this fixes the issue.
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Hi,
The uGFX studio's v.0.24.1 font converter has an option (check box) Anti-Alias when it is used from studio.
Why this options doesn't exists in the mcufont.exe (..\foo\ugfx\tools\mcufontencoder\binaries\windows\), attached is a screenshot. Or if it does exists, how to use it?
BTW about adding a new font in studio:
1. It will be nice to have an option for multi-range in case of "Custom Range" is selected for filter. For example a "+" button can add another range selector line.
2. "Unnamed" is a very annoying. I know that using F2 I can rename it, but have a look at the generated font files. If I keep it not renamed, the file name is "unnamed_arial_regular12_aa" for example and it is similar for constants and defines inside. Or if I rename it for example to "arial_regular12_aa", then the file name is "arial_regular12_aa_arial_regular12_aa", and same for constants and defines.
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Hi again,
I found what actually is causing the issue, I think and it is
28 minutes ago, wctltya said:#define GFX_OS_HEAP_SIZE 61440UL
Although I've RAW32 defined and relevant heap size as well, seems that another 60k are booked for OS, which I don't use.
Since I didn't expect this, and because it is something left just from the beginning of the project, I haven't look into the linker output for. Now I can see it.
Joel and inmarket, definitely it's my mistake. But a common detailed description of the all keys in gfxconf with their relations etc., will help us to avoid such mistakes, I think.
For example I've removed
41 minutes ago, wctltya said:#define GFX_OS_NO_INIT TRUE
as well, supposing (now) it is not relevant to RAW32 too?
Do you think a regression test is needed now? I'm afraid it is too complicated and will take a lot of time, because the project is in a very advanced stage.
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The quote from previous report of the same issue:
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Thank you inmarket,
Just FYI - I'm running RAW32. The uC is Cortex-M4 with plenty of resources (Flash, RAM, FPU). The project is under KDS (single file including) with GCC compiler and the relevant gfxconf are:
#define GFX_USE_OS_RAW32 TRUE #define GFX_COMPILER GFX_COMPILER_GCC #define GFX_CPU GFX_CPU_CORTEX_M4_FP #define CORTEX_USE_FPU TRUE #define GFX_EMULATE_MALLOC FALSEAnd the heap size is set accordingly. I was wondering if the compiler shall be set to GFX_COMPILER_ARMCC? Please, let me know, if I shall turn on/off some other keys..
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Except the compiler definition, which I've removed according to your advice Inmarket.
In addition:
#define GFX_CPU_ENDIAN GFX_CPU_ENDIAN_UNKNOWN
#define GOS_RAW_HEAP_SIZE 61440UL //RAW32 relevant
#define GFX_OS_HEAP_SIZE 61440UL
#define GFX_OS_NO_INIT TRUEPlease, let me know if I've to change something.
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Hi Joel and Inmarket,
Almost an year ago I've reported this issue, but perhaps with very bad and complicated explanation and I didn't get support on it.
So, today I dig more into and debug it a bit. I'll try to describe the issue and my findings shortly and as clear as possible:
I have 3 textedit widgets, each into its own container(together with two labels), but all of them are in a common parent container. All textedits widgets are restricted to 4 chars max. But we can focus on two edit box only. Lets name them TE_1 and TE_2.
Adding max 4 chars in TE_1 is not a problem, unless at least one char is added in TE_2, then I can't add 4th char in TE_1. I'm restricting explanation to TE_1, because even it is the same for TE_2 related to TE_1 its getting more complicated...
Please see the attached video file.
Debugging the issue, shows that the TextEditAddChars(...) in line 74 invokes gfxRealloc(...) , which returns 0 in line 139, which leads to TextEdditAddChars returns FALSE in line 75.
The particular parameters (filmed in the attached video) passed to gfxRealloc are pointer to "111", oldsize is 4 and size is 5. Perhaps old size and size includes the NULL terminator, otherwise they should be 3 and 4, I think. But this doesn't cause the issue, as long as the same values are passed when it works, i.e. when TE_2 is empty.
The link to my previous report describing that issue is here(see the last post)
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// A graph styling static GGraphStyle GraphStyle1 = { { GGRAPH_POINT_DOT, 0, Blue }, // Point { GGRAPH_LINE_NONE, 2, Gray }, // Line { GGRAPH_LINE_SOLID, 0, Red/*White*/ }, // X axis { GGRAPH_LINE_SOLID, 0, Blue/*White*/ }, // Y axis { GGRAPH_LINE_DASH, 5, Red/*Gray*/, 50 }, // X grid { GGRAPH_LINE_DOT, 7, Blue/*Yellow*/, 50 }, // Y grid GWIN_GRAPH_STYLE_POSITIVE_AXIS_ARROWS // Flags }; // Another graph styling static const GGraphStyle GraphStyle2 = { { GGRAPH_POINT_SQUARE, 5, Red }, // Point { GGRAPH_LINE_DOT, 2, Pink }, // Line { GGRAPH_LINE_SOLID, 0, Red/*White*/ }, // X axis { GGRAPH_LINE_SOLID, 0, Blue/*White*/ }, // Y axis { GGRAPH_LINE_DASH, 5, Red/*Gray*/, 50 }, // X grid { GGRAPH_LINE_DOT, 7, Blue/*Yellow*/, 50 }, // Y grid GWIN_GRAPH_STYLE_POSITIVE_AXIS_ARROWS // Flags };so:
x-Grid, shall be Red, Dash-line
y-Grid, shall be Blue, Dot-line
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Hi guys,
Sorry for delayed replay. The code looks like:
// GHandles static GHandle ghGraphPageContainer; static GHandle ghGraphPageToolbarButtonBack; static GHandle ghGraphPageContentContainer; static GHandle ghGraphPageGraphWindow; // A set of data points that will be displayed in the graph static const point data[5] = { { -40, -40 }, { 70, 40 }, { 140, 60 }, { 210, 60 }, { 280, 200 } }; // A graph styling static GGraphStyle GraphStyle1 = { { GGRAPH_POINT_DOT, 0, Blue }, // Point { GGRAPH_LINE_NONE, 2, Gray }, // Line { GGRAPH_LINE_SOLID, 0, Red/*White*/ }, // X axis { GGRAPH_LINE_SOLID, 0, Blue/*White*/ }, // Y axis { GGRAPH_LINE_DASH, 5, Red/*Gray*/, 50 }, // X grid { GGRAPH_LINE_DOT, 7, Blue/*Yellow*/, 50 }, // Y grid GWIN_GRAPH_STYLE_POSITIVE_AXIS_ARROWS // Flags }; // Another graph styling static const GGraphStyle GraphStyle2 = { { GGRAPH_POINT_SQUARE, 5, Red }, // Point { GGRAPH_LINE_DOT, 2, Pink }, // Line { GGRAPH_LINE_SOLID, 0, Red/*White*/ }, // X axis { GGRAPH_LINE_SOLID, 0, Blue/*White*/ }, // Y axis { GGRAPH_LINE_DASH, 5, Red/*Gray*/, 50 }, // X grid { GGRAPH_LINE_DOT, 7, Blue/*Yellow*/, 50 }, // Y grid GWIN_GRAPH_STYLE_POSITIVE_AXIS_ARROWS // Flags }; void createPageGraph(void) { GWidgetInit wi; gwinWidgetClearInit(&wi); //Creates a page container with show = false, a toolbar inside with a title and a back button page_common_start(&ghGraphPageContainer, &ghGraphPageToolbarButtonBack, NO_SUB_PAGE_BUTTON, NO_SUB_PAGE_BUTTON_LABEL, strID_SERVICE_LOGS_PARAMETERS_GRAPHS_TITLE, 0); //no subpages //Creates a content container with application's common backgownd color page_common_add_generic_container(&ghGraphPageContainer, &ghGraphPageContentContainer); //Graph 320x320 wi.g.show = TRUE; wi.g.x = 0; wi.g.y = (PAGE_COMMON_ELEMENTS_HEIGHT - 320)/2; wi.g.width = 320; wi.g.height = 320; wi.g.parent = ghGraphPageContentContainer; //wi.customStyle = &black; //doesn't work ghGraphPageGraphWindow = gwinGraphCreate(0, &wi.g); } void graphPageDrawGraph(GHandle gh) { uint16_t i; /* doesn't work * gwinSetBgColor(gh, Black); gwinRedraw(gh);*/ // Set the graph origin and style gwinGraphSetOrigin(gh, gwinGetWidth(gh)/2, gwinGetHeight(gh)/2); //middle gwinGraphSetStyle(gh, &GraphStyle1); gwinGraphDrawAxis(gh); // Draw a sine wave for(i = 0; i < gwinGetWidth(gh); i++) { gwinGraphDrawPoint(gh, i-gwinGetWidth(gh)/2, 80*sin(2*0.2*M_PI*i/180)); } // Modify the style gwinGraphStartSet(gh); GraphStyle1.point.color = Green; gwinGraphSetStyle(gh, &GraphStyle1); // Draw a different sine wave for(i = 0; i < gwinGetWidth(gh)*5; i++) { gwinGraphDrawPoint(gh, i/5-gwinGetWidth(gh)/2, 95*sin(2*0.2*M_PI*i/180)); } // Change to a completely different style gwinGraphStartSet(gh); gwinGraphSetStyle(gh, &GraphStyle2); // Draw a set of points gwinGraphDrawPoints(gh, data, sizeof(data)/sizeof(data[0])); } void showPageGraph(void) { gwinShow(ghGraphPageContainer); graphPageDrawGraph(ghGraphPageGraphWindow); } //The main loop invokes: createPageGraph(); showPageGraph();I'm not in front of device(tomorrow I'll post a picture), but the rendered window is:
- white background color,
- both sine are OK, i.e. they are drawn horizontally
- the third line and dots are OK,
- x axle is solid red west - east line, i.e. horizontal (------>)
- y axle is solid blue, south - north line, i.e. vertical
- the origin is in the graph window center
- x grid's lines are dot, blue (according to GraphStyle1/2 above must be dashed red lines)
- y grid's lines are dash, red (according to GraphStyle1/2 above must be doted blue lines)
i.e. everything is fine, except the grid and background.
The displays is 320x480 and its orientation is fine.
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I've implemented the graph demo but the picture looks slightly different than result-640x480.gif (aside of the widow dimensions, of course) :
1. Seems the Graph grid x/y are exchanged? Obviously the mistake is in gwin_graph.c between lines 220 and 238.
2. The background color is not black, so in order to see the axes and grid I've changed their colors.
In order to set it's background I tried:
- setting custom style at creation time wi.customStyle = &black; and
- setting the widget color at drawing time: gwinSetBgColor(gh, Black); gwinRedraw(gh);
both w/o success.
Could you tell me, please, how can I set it?
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@inmarket Sorry but seems there is another issue which happens when there are more textedit on a page.
I have 3 on a page, but lets assuming there are two (TE1 and TE2), both are limited to 4 chars.
Typing in TE1 up to 4 chars, clearing one or more etc. (I'm using virtual kb) is OK, then just focus the TE2(w/o typing), getting back to TE1, still OK;
But if:
1. I type one char only in TE2 (assuming TE1 is full)
2. then getting back to TE1 and clear(backspace) one char, suddenly the limit for TE1 becomes 3,
3. then focus on TE2 and I can't type more chars, including replacing of exited.
The order (TE1 then TE2 or TE2 then TE1) doesn't matter. The starting number of chars entered in the first TEx also doesn't matter. Sounds like a "magic" relations between TE widgets.
There are many variations of that bug, hopefully I've described it well. But even I've not, play a bit and will see it.
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Hi inmarket,
It's OK for me for now, as long as my app depends on that, i.e. that the all resources will be released on the image box destroying. Otherwise I'll exceed the defined GFILE_MAX_GFILES.
But, I still don't understand how to use in an image box widget an already opened image file. Could you give me an example, please? Because, the only way I know to open an image file in an image widget is
gwinImageOpenFile(ghImage, "image_file_name");and really don't know how to display an already opened image in an image box widget.
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@inmarket, whether the file will be closed if the object is destroyed?
.... ghImage1 = gwinImageCreate(0, &wi.g); gwinImageOpenFile(ghImage1, "ugfx_logo_banner.bmp"); ........... gwinDestroy(ghImage1); //Will this close the file "ugfx_logo_banner.bmp", i.e. will it release the resources?and how to reuse the already opened image file in many image boxes widgets? For example:
gdispImage myImage; gdispImageOpenFile(&myImage, "myImage.gif");then how to use it in multiple image boxes, for example ghImage1...ghImageN?
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@inmarket So far so good
. Seems the Textedit widget works fine now.
Thank you.
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And there is one more symptom I forgot to tell you - When the textedit wg text is set to "1234" (or actually 4 spaces in my workaround) and the marker is before the first or between them, typing is not inserting the new char, but replacing the existing one. And that works fine for me.
BTW another guy (one at lest) has been reported that issue before me. Don't have time to find his post right now.
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Thank you inmarket,
Actually I've not tested it yet, because I'm very busy. But planed to be done tomorrow, and will let you know immediately.
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Thank you inmarket,
Just FYI - I'm running RAW32. The uC is Cortex-M4 with plenty of resources (Flash, RAM, FPU). The project is under KDS (single file including) with GCC compiler and the relevant gfxconf are:
#define GFX_USE_OS_RAW32 TRUE #define GFX_COMPILER GFX_COMPILER_GCC #define GFX_CPU GFX_CPU_CORTEX_M4_FP #define CORTEX_USE_FPU TRUE #define GFX_EMULATE_MALLOC FALSEAnd the heap size is set accordingly. I was wondering if the compiler shall be set to GFX_COMPILER_ARMCC? Please, let me know, if I shall turn on/off some other keys..
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@inmarket, any comments on my post above?
- saw the window background color is the default background color.
A GIF image in multiple gwin Imagebox handlers
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Posted · Edited by wctltya
Thank you Joel,
But, could you give an example, please? I'm using version 2.8.