OLED Display Functions

the functions below allow you to control the output display on the zen these are specific only to the cronus zen function description pixel oled draws a pixel on the oled display line oled draws a line on the oled display rect oled draws a rectangle on the oled display circle oled draws a circle on the oled display putc oled puts a character into the string buffer for puts oled puts oled draws the characters supplied using putc oled on the oled display cls oled sets the entire oled display to a single color print draws a string on the oled display pixel oled pixel oled draws a pixel on the oled display gpc pixel oled(x, y, color); 🔴 syntax pixel oled( , , ); ⚪ parameters the x coordinate of the pixel the y coordinate of the pixel the color flag to set the pixel to 0 means black and 1 means white 🔵 returns nothing line oled line oled draws a line of pixels gpc line oled(x, y, tox, toy, thickness, color); 🔴 syntax line oled( \<x> , \<y> , \<tox> , \<toy> , \<thickness> , \<color> ); ⚪ parameters \<x> the starting x coordinate \<y> the starting y coordinate \<tox> the ending x coordinate \<toy> the ending y coordinate \<thickness> the thickness of the line \<color> the color flag to set the pixels to 0 means black and 1 means white 🔵 returns nothing rect oled rect oled draws a rectangle on the oled screen of the cronus zen gpc rect oled(x, y, width, height, fill, color); 🔴 syntax rect oled( \<x> , \<y>, \<width>, \<height>, \<fill>, \<color> ); ⚪ parameters \<x> the x coordinate of the upper left corner of the rectangle \<y> the y coordinate of the upper left corner of the rectangle \<width> the width of the rectangle to draw \<height> the height of the rectangle to draw \<fill> a flag saying if the rectangle should be filled or just outlined (1 means fill it, 0 means only draw the outline) \<color> the color flag to set the pixels to 0 means black and 1 means white 🔵 returns nothing circle oled circle oled draws a circle on the cronus zen oled screen gpc circle oled(x, y, radius, fill, color); 🔴 syntax circle oled( \<x> , \<y>, \<radius>, \<fill>, \<color> ); ⚪ parameters \<x> the x coordinate of the center of the circle? \<y> the y coordinate of the center of the circle? \<radius> the radius of the circle to draw (the distance from the center point to the outer edge) \<fill> a flag saying if the rectangle should be filled or just outlined (1 means fill it, 0 means only draw the outline) \<color> the color flag to set the pixels to 0 means black and 1 means white 🔵 returns nothing putc oled putc oled puts a character into the string buffer for puts oled gpc putc oled(position, ascii); 🔴 syntax putc oled( \<position> , \<ascii> ); ⚪ parameters \<position> the 1 based index where to put the character in the buffer \<ascii> the ascii code value to put into the buffer, see table of supported characters/constants here 🔵 returns nothing puts oled puts oled draws the characters supplied using putc oled on the oled display gpc puts oled(x, y, font, length, color); 🔴 syntax puts oled( \<x> , \<y> , \<font> , \<length> , \<color> ); ⚪ parameters \<x> the x coordinate of the upper left corner of where the text will be drawn \<y> the y coordinate of the upper left corner of where the text will be drawn \<font> the font constant to use when drawing the text see table of supported fonts \<length> \<color> the color flag to set the pixels to 0 means black and 1 means white 🔵 returns nothing cls oled cls oled sets the entire oled display to a single color gpc cls oled(color); 🔴 syntax cls oled( \<color> ); ⚪ parameters \<color> any defined variable 🔵 returns nothing print print draws a string on the oled display gpc print(x, y, font, color, stringaddr); 🔴 syntax print( \<x> , \<y> , \<font> , \<color> , \<stringaddr> ); ⚪ parameters \<x> the x coordinate of the upper left corner of where the text will be drawn \<y> the y coordinate of the upper left corner of where the text will be drawn \<font> the font constant to use when drawing the text see table of supported fonts here \<color> the color flag to set the pixels to 0 means black and 1 means white \<stringaddr> the offset in the data section where the 0 terminated string is located, usually used with the string constant type 🔵 returns nothing