Difference between revisions of "Bdisp AreaClr"
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| synopsis = Performs a VRAM or DD operation to fill an area with a color, depending on the mode of '''area'''. | | synopsis = Performs a VRAM or DD operation to fill an area with a color, depending on the mode of '''area'''. | ||
| parameters = * ''TBdispFillArea*'' '''area''' - area to fill and mode | | parameters = * ''TBdispFillArea*'' '''area''' - area to fill and mode | ||
| − | * ''unsigned char'' '''target''' - where to perform the operation, VRAM or DD. | + | * ''unsigned char'' '''target''' - where to perform the operation, VRAM or DD. If bit target.0 is set, the function performs a VRAM operation. If bit target.1 is set, the function performs a DD operation. |
| − | If bit target.0 is set, the function performs a VRAM | ||
| − | If bit target.1 is set, the function performs a DD | ||
* ''unsigned short'' '''color''' - color that will be used to fill when certain modes are used | * ''unsigned short'' '''color''' - color that will be used to fill when certain modes are used | ||
Latest revision as of 03:50, 31 August 2014
Synopsis
Header: fxcg/display.h
Syscall index: 0x02B2
Function signature: void Bdisp_AreaClr( TBdispFillArea* area, unsigned char target, unsigned short color)
Performs a VRAM or DD operation to fill an area with a color, depending on the mode of area.
Parameters
- TBdispFillArea* area - area to fill and mode
- unsigned char target - where to perform the operation, VRAM or DD. If bit target.0 is set, the function performs a VRAM operation. If bit target.1 is set, the function performs a DD operation.
- unsigned short color - color that will be used to fill when certain modes are used
struct TBdispFillArea {
int x1;
int y1;
int x2;
int y2;
unsigned char mode;
};
- unsigned char mode - if 0, area is filled white; if 1, area is filled with color, if 2, area is shaded with color; if 4, area will be inverted (may be a bug).
