EarthLCD ezLED-3 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Pressing the button will send BP1 to the Command Port and releasing it will send BR1 to the
Command Port.
The button command contains ten different values.
The [ID] value 1-99 , is the id number of this particular button. You can create many different buttons,
and therefore button ids, as you’d like.
The [x] and [y] values designate the location of the button on the screen as the XY coordinate of the
upper left corner.
The [width] and [height] values designate the width and height of the button in pixels.
The [options] designates the state of the button, whether it is pressed, disabled, and et al.
Option choices: 1=draw, 2=disabled, 3=toggle pressed, 4=toggle not pressed, 5=toggle pressed
disabled, 6=toggle not pressed disabled .
The [align] value, designates the alignment of the text as it appears on the button.
Alignment choices: 0=centered, 1=right, 2=left, 3=bottom, 4=top .
The [radius] value, designates the corner radius of the button corners in pixels. A value of
0
achieves a
square corner, while a value that is half the length of one side will give a round button. To see some
different shapes for buttons, run demo buttons.ezm.
Example for a square button:
button 1 10 10 100 100 1 0 10 0 1
The [theme] value designates the widget theme. Type PLAY BUTTONS into your terminal program
to see a macro example of the 8 included widget themes as well as some different button shapes.
The [stringID] , designates the id number of the text string that you’d like displayed on the button. You
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Align 0 = Center
Align 2 = Left
Align 1 = Right
Align 4 = Top
Align 3 = Bottom