Pixmaps - Revision history

Tectu: Fix broken URL

2023-12-04T16:02:48Z

Fix broken URL

2021-07-29T16:47:29Z

‎API reference

2018-03-20T20:27:52Z

‎Double buffering

2018-03-20T20:27:18Z

‎Example

2016-02-23T13:05:07Z

‎API reference

2016-02-22T16:51:19Z

‎Image access

2016-02-22T16:50:53Z

‎Accessing the pixmap

2015-12-17T16:24:07Z

‎Displaying a pixmap

2015-12-17T16:23:54Z

‎Frame buffer surface

2015-12-17T16:23:41Z

‎Virtual display

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 == API reference ==
-The API reference of the pixmap can be found [http://api.ugfx.org/group___pixmap.html here].
+The API reference of the pixmap can be found [https://api.ugfx.io/group___pixmap.html here].
 == Limitations ==

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 == API reference ==
 The API reference of the pixmap can be found [http://api.ugfx.org/group___pixmap.html here].
 == Creating and destroying a pixmap ==

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 == Double buffering ==
-Pixmaps can be used to implement application level double buffering if the underlying hardware doesn't support it. More information can be found here: https://community.ugfx.io/topic/960-flicker
+Pixmaps can be used to implement application level double buffering if the underlying hardware doesn't support it. More information can be found in this [https://community.ugfx.io/topic/960-flicker community forum topic].
 [[Category:GDISP]]

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 [[Category:GDISP]]

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 == API reference ==
-The API reference of the pixmap can be found [http://api.ugfx.org/master/group___pixmap.html here].
+The API reference of the pixmap can be found [http://api.ugfx.org/group___pixmap.html here].
 == Creating and destroying a pixmap ==

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 === Image access ===
-It's possible to treat a pixmap as an image. <code>gdispPixmapGetMemoryImage()</code> returns a pointer to a native GDISP image (<code>gdispImage*</code>). This allows to use a pixmap as the image for image rendering routines and so on.
+It's possible to treat a pixmap as an image. <code>gdispPixmapGetMemoryImage()</code> returns a pointer to a native GDISP image (<code>gdispImage*</code>). This allows to use a pixmap as the image for image rendering routines.
 == Displaying a pixmap ==

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 === Frame buffer surface ===
 The memory of a created pixmap can be accessed directly in order to use it like a regular frame buffer surface. <code>gdispPixmapGetBits()</code> returns a pointer to the first pixel of the pixmap.
 == Displaying a pixmap ==

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 == Displaying a pixmap ==
-A pixmap can be displayed on a real display at any time using the ''gdispBlitArea()'' function. Note that this call allows to display the pixmap at any location on the screen, not only at the display origin. Therefore, this can be used to implement scrolling and other animations.
+A pixmap can be displayed on a real display at any time using the <code>gdispBlitArea()</code> function. Note that this call allows to display the pixmap at any location on the screen, not only at the display origin. Therefore, this can be used to implement scrolling and other animations.
 == Example ==

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 === Virtual display ===
-''gdispPixmapCreate()'' returns a [[GDISP#GDisplay|GDisplay]] pointer. Hence the pixmap can be treated like a regular display and all the [[GDISP]] operations (including orientations) can be used on a pixmap.
+<code>gdispPixmapCreate()</code> returns a [[GDISP#GDisplay|GDisplay]] pointer. Hence the pixmap can be treated like a regular display and all the [[GDISP]] operations (including orientations) can be used on a pixmap.
 === Frame buffer surface ===