Syntax:
GLCDPrintLargeFont( PrintLocX, PrintLocY, PrintData_String [, Optional Colour] )
GLCD supports for a larger fixed font of 13 pixels. GLCDPrintLargeFont supports strings only.
PrintLocX is the X corrdinate location for the data
PrintLocY is the Y coordinate location for the data
PrintData_[type] is a variable or constant to be displayed
Explanation:
Prints data values (byte, word, long or string) at a specified location on the GLCD screen.
As an exmaple, to display an string use:
GLCDPrintLargeFont( 0, 0, "13 Pixels Fixed Font" ) ' <<< the GLCDPrintLargeFont instruction
Key line: GLCDPrintLargeFont( 0, 0, "13 Pixels Fixed Font" ) — draws the string at pixel coordinates (0, 0) using the larger 13-pixel fixed font; unlike GLCDPrint, this command accepts strings only, not byte/word/long values.
See Also:
- GLCD Overview — category overview
- GLCDPrint — the standard-font equivalent, which also accepts numeric values
- GLCDPrintWithSize — selecting a specific font size instead of the fixed large font
