util/tom/inkplate-display, branch masterutil/tom/inkplate-display utilityhttps://code.ryuslash.org/util/tom/inkplate-display/atom?h=master2023-12-07T22:21:30ZReplace nice-looking UTF-8 ’ with ASCII '2023-12-07T22:21:30ZTom Willemse2023-12-07T22:21:30Zurn:sha1:74cfa41b83a18469ed470fa47a208f74abedc0b6
Currently the software on my Inkplate doesn't support UTF-8.
Show a random tip from Pragmatic Thinking & Learning2023-07-08T07:09:52ZTom Willemse2023-07-08T07:09:52Zurn:sha1:8b2782e00b37d6e94d17071b7fe570d654af56f6Add custom wrapping function for displaying text2023-07-08T06:41:19ZTom Willemse2023-07-08T06:41:19Zurn:sha1:6da42d558e7cc5013f11d9f6ac0638f1e3b62bb7
Setting text wrapping to true will wrap the text to the beginning of the line
again. This function just returns a list of strings that can be tweaked to
provide the lists of the right length, this way I can make sure that the text
continues in the right place on the next line.
Add ‘--reset’ command-line option2023-07-08T06:16:12ZTom Willemse2023-07-08T06:12:47Zurn:sha1:48ce1ba15723ddb3807ee681729d330d3972a155
Passing this option will cause a full update command to be sent to the Inkplate
instead of a partial update command.
A full update cleans up any residual display from previous partial updates, but
causes more wear on the eink display. It causes a big flash of all black to
happen before sending the updated display. I shouldn't be used all the time.
Initial commit2023-07-08T05:52:38ZTom Willemse2023-07-08T05:52:38Zurn:sha1:6f99ff98bc42d5e432614ed1201c997a74148cd1