Screen

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Data Structures
struct	SCREEN_S

Typedefs
typedef void(*	SCREEN_CALLBACK) (void *screen)
typedef struct SCREEN_S	SCREEN_STRUCT

Functions
bool	gui_screen_navigate (SCREEN_STRUCT *screen)
bool	gui_screen_back ()
SCREEN_STRUCT *	gui_screen_get_current ()
void	gui_screen_update ()

Detailed Description

The Screen Submodule provides an api to navigate between different "screens" on the UI. Each screen must provide an enter, update and a leave method; which will be called from this module at the right time. The implemented screens of the application are documented in the Screens module.

Typedef Documentation

typedef void(* SCREEN_CALLBACK) (void *screen)

Prototype for Event Listeners (called when the screen is entered, left or should be updated)

Parameters

screen

The pointer to the SCREEN_STRUCT where the event occurred

typedef struct SCREEN_S SCREEN_STRUCT

Structure to configure the Screen

Function Documentation

bool gui_screen_back

(

)

Navigate one screen back as soon as the app enters the main loop again. It's safe to call this method from an interrupt

Returns

true on success

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SCREEN_STRUCT* gui_screen_get_current

(

)

Returns the currently active screen

Returns

A Pointer to the active SCREEN_STRUCT

bool gui_screen_navigate

(

SCREEN_STRUCT *

screen

)

Navigate to the given screen as soon as the app enters the main loop again (and gui_screen_update() is called) It's safe to call this method from an interrupt

Parameters

screen

A Pointer to the preinitialized SCREEN_STRUCT

Returns

true on success

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void gui_screen_update

(

)

Updates the current screen. Switches the screen if gui_screen_navigate() or gui_screen_back() have been called since the last call to this method. This method should be called repeatedly from the main loop (e.g. app_process())

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