LcdCharacterEncodingFactory Class

Definition

Namespace:

Iot.Device.Graphics

Assembly:

Iot.Device.Bindings.dll

Package:

Iot.Device.Bindings v3.0.0

Factory for creating Encodings that support different cultures on different LCD Displays.

public class LcdCharacterEncodingFactory

type LcdCharacterEncodingFactory = class

Public Class LcdCharacterEncodingFactory

Inheritance

Object

LcdCharacterEncodingFactory

Constructors

LcdCharacterEncodingFactory()

Methods

ConvertFont5to8bytes(ReadOnlySpan<Byte>)	Convert a 5 bytes array with 8 bits vertically encoded character representation into a 8 bytes array with the lower 5 bits.
ConvertFont8to5bytes(ReadOnlySpan<Byte>)	Convert a 8 bytes array with 5 lower bit character representation into a 5 bytes array with all bit character representation vertically ordered.
Create(CultureInfo, String, Char, Int32)	Creates the character mapping optimized for the given culture. Checks whether the characters required for a given culture are available in the installed character map and tries to add them as user-defined characters, if possible.
CreateCustomCharacter(Byte, Byte, Byte, Byte, Byte, Byte, Byte, Byte)	Combines a set of bytes into a pixel map
CreateLetter(Char, String)	Creates the given letter for the given ROM type. Overwrite this only if an alternate ROM is used.
CreateLetterA00(Char)	Creates the given letter from a pixel map for Rom Type A00 (7-pixel high letters, bottom row empty)
CreateLetterA02(Char)	Creates the given letter from a pixel map for Rom Type A02 (7 or 8 Pixel high letters, bottom row filled)
SpecialLettersForCulture(CultureInfo, Dictionary<Char,Byte>)	Returns the set of special characters required for a given culture/language. This may include diacritics (ä, ö, ø), currency signs (€) or similar chars. If any of the returned characters are not found in the ROM map, CreateLetter(Char, String) is called to obtain the pixel representation of the given character. A maximum of 8 extra characters can be added to the ones in the ROM.