displayCircle (Function)

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Architecture:

X32 / NX32 / NX32L

Device support:

DX4 pro, NX-400, LX4

Firmware version:

1.30 / 1.00.00


This function is used to draw a circle in the display.

 

Input:

x : INT (1..136 for DX4, 1..190 for NX-400)

x position (column) of the center of the circle, 1 is the leftmost.

 

y : INT (1..32 for DX4, 1..99 for NX-400)

y position (row) of the center of the circle, 1 is the topmost.

 

rad : INT

The radius of the circle.

 

color : INT (Default 1)

0 (zero)

- Background (OFF).

1

- Black (ON).

 

Returns:

None.

 

Declaration:

FUNCTION displayCircle;
VAR_INPUT
  x     : INT;
  y     : INT;
  rad   : INT;
  color : INT := 1;
END_VAR;

 

 

Example:

INCLUDE rtcu.inc
 
PROGRAM example;
VAR
  sym1 : ARRAY[1..22] OF SINT := 16#1F, 16#00, 16#20, 16#80, 16#40, 16#40, 16#80, 16#20, 16#80, 16#20, 16#80, 16#20, 16#80, 16#20, 16#80, 16#20, 16#40, 16#40, 16#20, 16#80, 16#1F, 16#00;
  sym2 : ARRAY[1..22] OF SINT := 16#1F, 16#00, 16#24, 16#80, 16#44, 16#40, 16#84, 16#20, 16#84, 16#20, 16#FF, 16#E0, 16#84, 16#20, 16#84, 16#20, 16#44, 16#40, 16#24, 16#80, 16#1F, 16#00;
  sym3 : ARRAY[1..22] OF SINT := 16#1F, 16#00, 16#20, 16#80, 16#60, 16#C0, 16#91, 16#20, 16#8A, 16#20, 16#84, 16#20, 16#8A, 16#20, 16#91, 16#20, 16#60, 16#C0, 16#20, 16#80, 16#1F, 16#00;
END_VAR;
 
  // Turn on the display
  displayPower(power := ON);
 
  // Define smile
  displayDefineChar(index := 0, map := "0000180C6666060666660C1800000000");
 
  // Draw line 1 symbol
  displayCircle(x := 8, y := 8, rad := 5);
  displayLine(x1 := 8, y1 := 3, x2 := 8,  y2 := 13);
  displayLine(x1 := 3, y1 := 8, x2 := 13, y2 := 8);
 
  // Draw line 2 symbol
  displayImage(x := 3,  y := 19, width := 11, height := 11, data := ADDR(sym3));
 
  // Show text
  displayXY(x := 3, y := 1);
  displayString(message := "Hello World $80");
  displayXY(x := 3, y := 2);
  displayString(message := "Cookie: ");
  displayXY(x := 11, y := 2);
  displayNumber(number := 4711);
 
  // Draw bounding
  displayBox(x1 := 1, y1 := 1, x2 := 125, y2 := 31);
 
BEGIN
  ...
END;
END_PROGRAM;