Pcd8544.CreateCustomCharacter Method
Definition
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Overloads
| CreateCustomCharacter(Int32, Byte[]) |
Add a specific character to the font. It will replace existing embedded font character if it does already exist. |
| CreateCustomCharacter(Int32, ReadOnlySpan<Byte>) |
Add a specific character to the font. It will replace existing embedded font character if it does already exist. |
CreateCustomCharacter(Int32, Byte[])
Add a specific character to the font. It will replace existing embedded font character if it does already exist.
public void CreateCustomCharacter (int location, byte[] characterMap);abstract member CreateCustomCharacter : int * byte[] -> unit
override this.CreateCustomCharacter : int * byte[] -> unitPublic Sub CreateCustomCharacter (location As Integer, characterMap As Byte())Parameters
- location
- Int32
Should be between 0 and NumberOfCustomCharactersSupported.
- characterMap
- Byte[]
Provide an array of 8 bytes containing the pattern
Implements
Remarks
Normal font character is a 5 bytes array aligned vertically. If the array is 8 bytes long, it will assume the font encoding is then on the lower 5 bits of each bytes.
Applies to
CreateCustomCharacter(Int32, ReadOnlySpan<Byte>)
Add a specific character to the font. It will replace existing embedded font character if it does already exist.
public void CreateCustomCharacter (int location, ReadOnlySpan<byte> characterMap);abstract member CreateCustomCharacter : int * ReadOnlySpan<byte> -> unit
override this.CreateCustomCharacter : int * ReadOnlySpan<byte> -> unitPublic Sub CreateCustomCharacter (location As Integer, characterMap As ReadOnlySpan(Of Byte))Parameters
- location
- Int32
Should be between 0 and NumberOfCustomCharactersSupported.
- characterMap
- ReadOnlySpan<Byte>
Provide an array of 8 bytes containing the pattern
Implements
Remarks
Normal font character is a 5 bytes array aligned vertically. If the array is 8 bytes long, it will assume the font encoding is then on the lower 5 bits of each bytes.