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When the pin A.0 goes high the view of each switches - the text window displays as memory and vice versa. Though the view changes, the ''type'' of console stays the same - one is fixed memory, the other is a stream that is always added to. | When the pin A.0 goes high the view of each switches - the text window displays as memory and vice versa. Though the view changes, the ''type'' of console stays the same - one is fixed memory, the other is a stream that is always added to. | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== |
Latest revision as of 15:57, 16 January 2014
<sidebar>API Contents</sidebar> Text console additions
Functions provided for this class
AddText | Adds a window to the list of consoles available |
AddMemory | Adds a window to the list of consoles available |
GetDefault | Gets the default (read-only) console window |
Rename | Renames the given console |
SetMemMode | Sets whether to show address and bytes for the console |
SetInputRGB | Sets the colour of text inserted by the user from now on |
SetOutputRGB | Sets the colour of text inserted by the component from now on |
WriteText | Adds a block of text to the console window |
GetLineText | Reads a line of text from the given console, pass -1 for final line |
SetLineText | Writes a line of text from the given console, pass -1 for final line |
GetLineBytes | Reads a line of bytes from the given console extending the array if needed |
SetLineBytes | Writes a line of bytes from the given console, pass -1 for final line |
CountLines | Counts the number of lines in the console |
ClearText | Clears all the text in the console |
Examples
This demonstration creates two console windows, one is a memory window and one is a text window.
When the pin A.0 goes high the view of each switches - the text window displays as memory and vice versa. Though the view changes, the type of console stays the same - one is fixed memory, the other is a stream that is always added to.