MPLAB® Harmony Graphics Suite
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Calculates the absolute value of a signed integer. | |
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Returns true if arc overlaps with quadrant | |
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Performs the inverse tangent operation | |
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Clamps a float between a min and max | |
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Clamps an integer between a min and max | |
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Calculates bilinear interpolation between four colors | |
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Blends two ARGB8888 colors together using their alpha channel values. | |
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Blends two RGBA8888 colors together using their alpha channel values. | |
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Used for getting the alpha color channel of a given color value. | |
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Used for getting the blue color channel of a given color value. | |
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Used for getting the green color channel of a given color value. | |
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Used for getting the red color channel of a given color value. | |
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Converts a color value from one mode to another | |
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Linear interpolation between two colors | |
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Used for getting a color value by name. | |
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Calculates integer division of num/denom with rounding based on LSB/2. | |
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Performs a cosine lookup to determine the points in an arc at specified radius and angle (polar > cartesian conversion) | |
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Gets the library global error message. | |
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Projects a point onto another point given a y coordinate. | |
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Projects a point onto another point given a x coordinate. | |
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Performs a linear interpolation of an integer based on a percentage between two signed points. | |
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Returns the larger of two floats. | |
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Returns the larger of two integers. | |
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Returns the smaller of two floats. | |
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Returns the smaller of two integers. | |
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Calculates the percentage of one number when applied to another. Integer based. Accuracy for higher numbers is not guaranteed. The result is the decimal percentage multiplied by 100. | |
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Calculates the percentage of a number. Returns a whole number with no decimal component. | |
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Calculates the percentage of a number. Returns a whole number and the tenths digit decimal component. | |
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Calculates the percentage of one number when applied to another. Integer based. Accuracy for higher numbers is not guaranteed. The difference between this and lePercent is that the decimal portion of the whole number is rounded off. | |
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Fills a rectangular area of a pixel buffer with a solid color. | |
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Fills an area of a pixel buffer with a solid color. Caller is responsible for ensuring that the color is the same color format as the destination buffer. Like lePixelBufferAreaFill but performs no bounds checking. | |
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Clips a rectangle against a pixel buffer. The result is guaranteed to fit inside the buffer's area. | |
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Initializes a pixel buffer struct. Does not actually allocate any memory. | |
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Gets the value of the pixel that resides at the provided point in the given buffer. | |
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Gets the value of the pixel that resides at the provided point in the given buffer. Like lePixelBufferGet but performs no bounds checking. | |
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A faster less-safe version of lePixelBufferGetIndex; | |
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Gets the offset address of the pixel that resides at the provided point in the given buffer. | |
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Gets the offset address of the pixel that resides at the provided point in the given buffer. Similar to lePixelBufferOffsetGet but performs no bounds checking. | |
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Sets a pixel in a pixel buffer at a point to a specified color. Caller is responsible for ensuring that the input color is in the same color format as the pixel buffer. | |
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Sets a pixel in a pixel buffer at a point to a specified color. Caller is responsible for ensuring that the input color is in the same color format as the pixel buffer. Like lePixelBufferSet but performs no bounds checking. | |
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Performs a cosine lookup to determine the points in an arc at specified radius and angle (polar to Cartesian conversion) | |
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Clips a rectangle to the space of another rectangle. The result rectangle is a rectangle that will fit inside both of the given rectangles. | |
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Returns the rectangle clipped using r_rect, and also adjusts the third rectangle | |
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Combines the area of two rectangles into a single rectangle. | |
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Returns 1 if the two rectangles have the same position and dimensions | |
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Determines if a point is inside a rectangle. | |
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Determines if a rectangle is completely inside another rectangle. Still returns true if the edges are touching. | |
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Returns a leRect structure based on 2 points | |
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Determines if two rectangles are intersecting | |
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Returns LE_TRUE if the two rectangles are adjacent and vertically or horizontally aligned | |
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Splits two overlapping rectangles into several (up to 4) non-overlapping rectangles | |
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Returns the points for the upper left and lower right vertices of a rectangle | |
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Scales an integer from one number range of 0 -> n0 to another range 0 -> n1 based on percentages. | |
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Scales a signed integer from one number range of 0 -> n0 to another range 0 -> n1 based on percentages. | |
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Sets the library global error message. | |
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Sorts two points on the X axis. | |
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Sorts two points on the Y axis. | |
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Sets the library global error message using a formatted string. | |
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Calculates the position of a rectangle within the given bounds and in accordance with the given parameters. A use case for this is when an image and a text rectangle must be arranged in a button box. This version of the algorithm will calculate the location of the image rectangle. | |
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Calculates the position of a rectangle within the given bounds and in accordance with the given parameters. A use case for this is when an image and a text rectangle must be arranged in a button box. This version of the algorithm will calculate the location of the text rectangle. | |
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Performs an intersection test between a parent widget and a child widget | |
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Clips a rectangle to the parent of a widget | |
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Gets the next highest Z order widget in the tree from 'wgt' | |
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Finds the top-most visible widget in the tree at the given coordinates. | |
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Finds the top-most visible widget in a layer at the given coordinates. | |
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Converts a point from layer space into the local space of a widget | |
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Converts a point from widget space into screen space | |
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Converts a rectangle from widget parent space to widget local space | |
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Converts a rectangle from widget local space to widget parent space. Widget must be a child of a layer for this to function. | |
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Converts a rectangle from widget local space to screen space | |
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normalize an angle between 0 - 360 | |
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Returns true if the buffer's lock flag is on. | |
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Manipulates a buffer lock flag |
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Terminates the current active data stream regardless of whether it still has data to receive. | |
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Adds a custom widget to a static scene root widget. | |
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A callback that indicates that a stream is finished with a given media location and that the application can close if it. reader - the reader that was streaming data. | |
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A callback that indicates that a stream wishes to read from an external source and that the application should prepare that source. If the result is false then the stream will abort. stream - the reader that is requesting to stream data | |
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Passes an 'accept' command to the current edit widget, if one exists | |
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Passes an 'append' command and a string to the current edit widget, if one exists | |
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Passes a 'backspace' command to the current edit widget, if one exists | |
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Passes a 'clear' command to the current edit widget, if one exists | |
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Passes an 'end edit' command to the current edit widget, if one exists | |
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Passes a 'set' command and a string to the current edit widget, if one exists | |
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Passes a 'start edit' command to the current edit widget, if one exists | |
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Add the mentioned event callback to the list of events maintained by the current context | |
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Clear the event list maintained by the current context. | |
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Returns the number of events listed in the current context | |
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Processes any pending events | |
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Set callback pointer for current context filter event | |
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Gets the global active data stream manager for the library. | |
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Returns the color mode of the current context | |
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Returns the pointer to the current default scheme | |
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Returns the display rectangle structure of the physical display | |
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Gets the widget that is currently recieving all widget edit events. | |
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Return a pointer to the widget in focus | |
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Returns the language index of the current context | |
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Get a pointer to the leStringTable structure that maintains the strings, associated fonts, etc | |
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Returns the input enabled status of the current context | |
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Register and track the touch down event and queue it for handling by associated widgets | |
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Register and track the touch moved event and queue it for handling by associated widgets | |
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Register and track the touch up event and queue it for handling by associated widgets | |
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Sets the input status of the current context with the specified input argument | |
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Indicates if any layers of the active screen are currently drawing a frame. | |
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Forces the library to redraw the currently active scene in its entirety. | |
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Removes a custom widget from a static scene root widget. | |
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Allows the current active data stream to run until it preempts or completes. | |
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Initialize the scheme to the default values as per the specified color mode. | |
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Sets the currently active edit widget. | |
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Set into focus the widget specified as the argument | |
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Set the callback function pointer when the language change event occurs | |
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Sets the current language index | |
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Set the StringTable pointer to the specified new StringTableAsset structure | |
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Function to shutdown the active Legato library state. | |
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Closes a stream. | |
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Notifies a stream that its data is ready. | |
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Initialize a stream object | |
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Polls the state of the stream to see if the data request is read. Used if a data ready callback was not provided. | |
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Opens a stream object | |
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Read from a stream object. | |
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Legato library update (tasks) function. | |
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Searches the active scene for a given widget. |
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Removes all values from a given array. Array capacity remains the same. | |
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Creates a duplicate of an existing array | |
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Initializes a new array. | |
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Finds the first index of a value in the array | |
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Returns the pointer to the entry at index idx | |
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Inserts a value into an array at a given index. All existing nodes from index are shifted right one place. | |
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Removes the last value from the array | |
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Removes the first value from the array. Shuffles all other nodes forward one index. | |
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Pushes a new value onto the back of the array | |
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Pushes a new value onto the front of the array. Shuffles all other nodes backward one index. | |
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Removes the first instance of a value from the array and shuffles all values left to fill the gap | |
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Removes a value from the array at an index | |
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Resizes the capacity of the array. If the array shrinks, any nodes beyond the new capacity will be discarded. | |
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Sets the pointer at idx | |
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Assignes a new pointer to an index in the list | |
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Removes all nodes from a given list | |
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Creates a duplicate of an existing list | |
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Initializes a new linked list | |
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Removes all nodes from a given list and frees the data of each node | |
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Retrieves the index of a value from the list | |
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Retrieves a value from the list | |
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Inserts an item into a list at a given index. All existing from index are shifted right one place. | |
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Removes the last value from the list | |
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Removes the first value from the list | |
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Pushes a new node onto the back of the list | |
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Pushes a new node onto the front of the list | |
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Removes an item from the list | |
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Removes an item from the list at an index | |
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Removes all values from a given array. Array capacity remains the same. | |
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Creates a duplicate of an existing array | |
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Initializes a new rectangle array. | |
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Crops all rectangles to a given width and height. Any remainder will be moved into a new rectangle and will be cropped again if needed. | |
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This is function leRectArray_CropToSize. | |
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Removes all nodes from a given array and frees the memory owned by the array. Resets array capacity to zero. | |
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Inserts a rectangle into an array at a given index. All existing nodes from index are shifted right one place. | |
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Analyzes an array and merges any rectangles similar in size. | |
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Removes the last rectangle from the array | |
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Removes the first value from the array. Shuffles all other nodes forward one index. | |
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Pushes a new rectangle onto the back of the array | |
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Pushes a new rectangle onto the front of the array. Shuffles all other nodes backward one index. | |
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Removes a rectangle from the array at an index | |
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Removes any duplicate rectangles from an array. | |
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Sorts the array by size and then removes any rectangles that are completely overlapped by another larger rectangle. | |
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Resizes the capacity of the array. If the array shrinks, any nodes beyond the new capacity will be discarded. | |
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Sorts a given array largest to smallest. | |
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Sorts a given array in order of the Y coordinate. |
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Draws a glyph | |
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Draws a glyph from a raw data buffer | |
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Draws a glyph from a raw data buffer | |
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Draws the 'unknown glyph' symbol | |
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Given a font asset and a codepoint, retrieves the glyph kerning data from the font glyph data table. | |
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Given a font asset and a codepoint, retrieves the glyph rectangle in pixels. | |
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Creates a font stream for a given font |
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Dynamically allocates an image buffer in local memory using the given parameters. | |
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Initializes a leImage pointer | |
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Draws a portion of the given image at the specified coordinates. | |
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Frees an image buffer that was allocated using leImage_Allocate. | |
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Global function to initialize all image decoders. INTERNAL USE ONLY | |
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Gets a color from a palette asset given an index value. |
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Allocates a block from a fixed heap. | |
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Allocates a block from a fixed heap. | |
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Queries a heap to see if it contains a block pointer. | |
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Destroys a fixed heap object. | |
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Dumps the contents of a heap to STDOUT. | |
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Frees a block from a fixed heap. | |
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Initializes a fixed heap object struct. | |
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Validates a heap. | |
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Allocates a block from a variable heap. | |
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Allocates a block from a variable heap. | |
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Queries a heap to see if it contains a block pointer. | |
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This is function leFree. | |
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This is function leMalloc. | |
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This is function leMalloc. | |
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This is function leMemory_Init. | |
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This is function leMemoryDumpAllocations. | |
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This is function leMemoryGetUsageReport. | |
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This is function leMemoryValidateHeaps. | |
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This is function leRealloc. | |
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This is function leRealloc. | |
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Destroys a variable heap object. | |
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Dumps the contents of a heap to STDOUT. | |
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Frees a block from a variable heap. | |
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Initializes a variable heap object struct. | |
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Queries a variable heap to determine the size of a given allocation pointer. | |
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Validates a heap. |
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Given an encoded codepoint (ASCII, UTF-8, or UTF-16) returns the actual codepoint | |
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Constructs a new dynamic string at the given pointer | |
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Allocates a memory for a new dynamic string and automatically calls its constructor function | |
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Constructs a new fixed string at the given pointer | |
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Allocates a memory for a new fixed string and automatically calls its constructor function | |
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Frees the memory that was allocated using the la{TYPE}String_New type allocator functions | |
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draws a leChar string buffer | |
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draws an leString | |
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draws a C-style string buffer | |
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Gets the offset of a string in the string table using an the active global language | |
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Gets the number of languages in a string table | |
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Gets the number of strings in a string table | |
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Gets the font for a string table string | |
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Gets the length of a string in the string table in codepoints | |
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gets the offset of a string in the string table given a string ID and a language ID | |
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Gets the info for a string table string | |
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Converts a C-style string into a leChar buffer | |
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Gets the glyph at a point inside a leChar string bounding rectangle | |
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Gets the glyph at a point inside a C-style string bounding rectangle | |
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Gets a glyph bounding rectangle for a leChar style string | |
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Gets a glyph bounding rectangle for a C-style string | |
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Gets the line count for a leChar style string | |
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Gets the line count for a C-style string | |
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Gets the line indices for a leChar style string | |
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Gets the line indices for a C-style string | |
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Gets the line bounding rectangle for a leChar style string | |
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Gets the line bounding rectangle for a C-style string | |
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Gets the bounding rectangle for a leChar style string | |
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Gets the bounding rectangle for a C-style string | |
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Converts an leChar style buffer to a C-style string | |
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Constructs a new table string at the given pointer | |
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Allocates memory and constructs a new table string |
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Initializes a leBarGraphWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the management of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leButtonWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an CheckBox widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leCircleWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leCircularGaugeWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the management of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leCircularSliderWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the management of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leDrawSurfaceWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for a new DrawSurface widget. | |
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Initializes an leGradientWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leGroupBoxWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Defines a button widget | |
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Common functions for the classic widget skin. | |
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Initializes an leImageSequenceWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leImageWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leKeyPadWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leLabelWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leLineGraphWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the management of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leLineWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leListWheelWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leListWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an lePieChartWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for and initializes a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the management of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leProgressBarWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leRadialMenuWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the management of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Add a button widget to the button list of the selected Radio button group. | |
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This function creates a GFX_GOL_RADIOBUTTON group with the provided button list. | |
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This function destroys the GFX_GOL_RADIOBUTTON group | |
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Remove a button widget to the button list of the selected Radio button group. | |
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Select the button widget specified from the button list for the Radio button group. | |
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Initializes an leRadioButtonWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leScrollBarWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leSliderWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leTextFieldWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leTouchTestWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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Initializes an leWidget widget pointer. | |
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This is function leWidgetEvent_Accept. | |
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Delete the widget object specified | |
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Create a new widget. | |
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Initializes an leWindowWidget widget pointer. | |
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Allocates memory for a new widget of this type. The application is responsible for the managment of this memory until the widget is added to a widget tree. | |
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This is macro DEBUG_END_VFN. | |
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This is macro DEBUG_START_VFN. |
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A processor description structure. | |
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Button pressed event function callback type | |
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Button released event function callback type | |
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library configuration flags | |
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Checkbox checked event function callback type | |
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Checkbox unchecked event function callback type | |
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Value changed event function callback type | |
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Button pressed event function callback type | |
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Button released event function callback type | |
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Value changed event function callback type | |
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Draw surface draw event function callback type | |
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Function pointer to define an event filter. Event filters allow a receiver to discard undesirable events | |
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Defines a callback to indicate that a font stream has finished decoding a glyph. | |
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legato horizontal alignment values | |
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Image changed event function callback type | |
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Key click event function callback type | |
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Selected item changed event function callback type | |
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Selected item changed event function callback type | |
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Chart pressed event function callback type | |
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Value changed event function callback type | |
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Radio button deselected function callback type | |
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Radio button selected function callback type | |
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Value changed event function callback type | |
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Value changed event function callback type | |
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Focus changed event function callback type | |
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Text changed event function callback type | |
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Point added event function callback type | |
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legato vertical alignment values | |
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Struct that defines an event filter. Event filters allow a receiver to discard undesirable events | |
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This is type int16_t. | |
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This is type int32_t. | |
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This is type int64_t. | |
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This is type int8_t. | |
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This is type LE_QUADRANT. | |
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This is type LE_TRIG_FUNCTION_TYPE. | |
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This is type leArcDir. | |
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This is type leBuffer. | |
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This is type leRadialMenuWidget_ItemProminenceChangedEvent. | |
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This is type leRadialMenuWidget_ItemSelectedEvent. | |
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This is type leStream_DataReadyCallback. | |
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This is type uint16_t. | |
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This is type uint32_t. | |
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This is type uint64_t. | |
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This is type uint8_t. | |
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define LE_ASSERT(val) assert(val) define LE_ASSERT_MSG(val, msg) for ( ; !(val) ; assert(val) ) { leSetErrorMessage(msg); } define LE_ASSERT_VAR(val, fmt, ...) for ( ; !(val) ; assert(val) ) { leSprintfErrorMessage(fmt, __VA_ARGS__); } | |
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This is macro LE_ASSERT_MSG. | |
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This is macro LE_ASSERT_THIS. | |
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This is macro LE_ASSERT_VAR. | |
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This is macro LE_COLOR_MODE_COUNT. | |
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This is macro LE_COLOR_MODE_IS_ALPHA. | |
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This is macro LE_COLOR_MODE_IS_INDEX. | |
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This is macro LE_COLOR_MODE_IS_PIXEL. | |
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This is macro LE_COLOR_MODE_LAST_COLOR. | |
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This is macro LE_FIXED_HEAP_COUNT. | |
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This is macro LE_FIXEDHEAP_BLOCK_FOOTER_PTR. | |
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This is macro LE_FIXEDHEAP_BLOCK_SIZE. | |
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This is macro LE_FIXEDHEAP_CHECKSUM. | |
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This is macro LE_FIXEDHEAP_FOOTER_SIZE. | |
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This is macro LE_FIXEDHEAP_HEADER_SIZE. | |
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This is macro LE_FREE. | |
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This is macro LE_IMAGE_FORMAT_COUNT. | |
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This is macro LE_IMAGEDECODER_COMMON_H. | |
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This is macro LE_MALLOC. | |
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This is macro LE_REALLOC. | |
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This is macro LE_RECTANGLEWIDGET_VTABLE. | |
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This is macro LE_STREAM_H. | |
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This is macro LE_STREAM_LOCATION_ID_INTERNAL. | |
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defines meta data sizes for the string table, don't change! | |
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This is macro LE_STRING_ENTRY_SIZE. | |
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This is macro LE_STRING_MAX_CHAR_WIDTH. | |
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This is macro LE_STRING_RENDERER_H. | |
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This is macro LE_STRINGUTILS_H. | |
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This is macro LE_UNKNOWN_GLYPH. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_DRIVER_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_DYNAMICSTRING_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_FIXEDHEAP_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_FIXEDSTRING_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_RENDERER_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_STATE_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_STRINGTABLE_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_TABLESTRING_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_VARIABLEHEAP_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_WIDGET_BAR_GRAPH_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_WIDGET_CIRCULAR_GAUGE_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_WIDGET_CIRCULAR_SLIDER_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_WIDGET_LINE_GRAPH_H. | |
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This is macro LEGATO_WIDGET_PIE_CHART_H. | |
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export macros for shared libraries | |
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This is macro LIBARIA_EVENT_RTOS_H. | |
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This is macro LIBARIA_INPUT_RTOS_H. |
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