SCREENCONTROL
- Source: https://www.freebasic.net/wiki/wikka.php?wakka=KeyPgScreencontrol
- Last revised: 2024-04-05
Sets or gets internal graphics library settings
Syntax
declare sub ScreenControl ( byval what as const long, byref param1 as long = &h80000000, byref param2 as long = &h80000000, byref param3 as long = &h80000000, byref param4 as long = &h80000000 )
declare sub ScreenControl ( byval what as const long, byref param1 as longint, byref param2 as longint = &h80000000, byref param3 as longint = &h80000000, byref param4 as longint = &h80000000 )
declare sub ScreenControl ( byval what as const long, byref param as string)Usage
in the LONG (or INTEGER`<32>`) version of the sub:
ScreenControl( what [, [ param1 ] [, [ param2 ] [, [ param3 ] [, param4 ]]]] )
or,
ScreenControl( what , param )
in the LONGINT (or INTEGER`<64>`) version of the sub:
ScreenControl( what , param1 [, [ param2 ] [, [ param3 ] [, param4 ]]] )
or,
ScreenControl( what , param )Parameters
what
specifies the function to perform
param1
first integer parameter, contains value to be set on entry or value got on exit
param2
second integer parameter, contains value to be set on entry or value got on exit
param3
third integer parameter, contains value to be set on entry or value got on exit
param4
fourth integer parameter, contains value to be set on entry or value got on exit
param
string parameter, contains text to be set on entry or text got on exit
Description
This function can be used to set or get internal GfxLib states. The what parameter specifies which operation to perform. On operations that set states, the param* parameters must contain the values to be set. On operations that get states, param* will hold the values returned by GfxLib when the function returns.
The meaning of the param* parameters depend on the what parameter, whose possible values are defined as constants in fbgfx.bi. In lang fb, they are set to be stored in the FB Namespace.
Below is a list of the supported what constants - and their values as defined at time of writing - along with the parameters associated with them.
Supported operations
Note:
(*) denotes operations that are allowed while a graphics mode has not yet been set via Screen (Graphics) or ScreenRes,
(**) denotes the operations that must be performed before the graphics mode is set via Screen (Graphics) or ScreenRes,
for all other operations, return values are zero (0) or the empty string ("``") and the operation has no effect if a graphics mode is not available at call time.
Get operations
GET_WINDOW_POSReturns the current window position, in desktop coordinates.- (*)
GET_WINDOW_TITLEReturns the title of the program window. GET_WINDOW_HANDLEReturns a handle to the program window.- (*)
GET_DESKTOP_SIZEReturns the desktop size, in pixels. GET_SCREEN_SIZEReturns the current screen size in pixels.GET_SCREEN_DEPTHReturns current graphics mode screen depth.GET_SCREEN_BPPReturns current graphics mode BPP.GET_SCREEN_PITCHReturns the current graphics mode framebuffer pitch, in bytes.GET_SCREEN_REFRESHReturns the current graphics mode refresh rate, in hertz.GET_DRIVER_NAMEReturns the current graphics mode driver name.GET_TRANSPARENT_COLORReturns the transparent color value for the current graphics mode depth.GET_VIEWPORTReturns the current viewport as set by the View (Graphics) statement, in screen coordinates.GET_PEN_POSReturns the last graphical pen position, in screen coordinates. This position is used in graphics functions supporting relative coordinates using theStepkeyword.GET_COLORReturns the current graphics mode color.GET_ALPHA_PRIMITIVESReturns if primitives drawing support for alpha channel is enabled.GET_GL_EXTENSIONSReturns a string holding all supported GL extensions, or the empty string if not in OpenGL mode.GET_HIGH_PRIORITYReturns ifGFX_HIGH_PRIORITYwas specified in the flags passed toScreen (Graphics)orScreenres.GET_SCANLINE_SIZEReturns how currently many scan lines each row of fbgfx video memory should occupy on the screen- (*)
GET_X86_MMX_ENABLEDReturns if MMX specific blitters are enabled on X86. fbgfx will select MMX blitters if MMX is enabled and available. GET_GL_COLOR_BITSReturns the current number of bits dedicated to the OpenGL color bufferGET_GL_COLOR_RED_BITSReturns the current number of bits dedicated to the red component of the OpenGL color bufferGET_GL_COLOR_GREEN_BITSReturns the current number of bits dedicated to the green component of the OpenGL color bufferGET_GL_COLOR_BLUE_BITSReturns the current number of bits dedicated to the blue component of the OpenGL color bufferGET_GL_COLOR_ALPHA_BITSReturns the current number of bits dedicated to the alpha component of the OpenGL color bufferGET_GL_DEPTH_BITSReturns the current number of bits dedicated to the OpenGL depth bufferGET_GL_STENCIL_BITSReturns the current number of bits dedicated to the OpenGL stencil bufferGET_GL_ACCUM_BITSReturns the current number of bits dedicated to the OpenGL accumulation bufferGET_GL_ACCUM_RED_BITSReturns the current number of bits dedicated to the red component of the OpenGL accumulation bufferGET_GL_ACCUM_GREEN_BITSReturns the current number of bits dedicated to the green component of the OpenGL accumulation bufferGET_GL_ACCUM_BLUE_BITSReturns the current number of bits dedicated to the blue component of the OpenGL accumulation bufferGET_GL_ACCUM_ALPHA_BITSReturns the current number of bits dedicated to the alpha component of the OpenGL accumulation bufferGET_GL_NUM_SAMPLESReturns the current number of samples to be used for OpenGL multisamplingGET_GL_2D_MODEReturns the current OpenGL 2D renderGET_GL_SCALEReturns the current zoom factor on OpenGL 2D render (only allowed if OpenGL 2D render mode has yet been activated viaSET_GL_2D_MODE)SET_WINDOW_POSSets the current program window position, in desktop coordinates.- (*)
SET_WINDOW_TITLESets the current program window title. This is equivalent to callingWindowTitle( param ). SET_PEN_POSSets the current graphical pen position, in screen coordinates. This position is used in graphics functions supporting relative coordinates using theStepkeyword.- (*)
SET_DRIVER_NAMESets the name of the internal graphics driver to be used in subsequent calls toScreen (Graphics)orScreenRes. SET_ALPHA_PRIMITIVESSets if primitives drawing should honor alpha channel.- (*)
SET_GL_COLOR_BITSSets the number of bits dedicated to the OpenGL color buffer - (*)
SET_GL_COLOR_RED_BITSSets the number of bits dedicated to the red component of the OpenGL color buffer - (*)
SET_GL_COLOR_GREEN_BITSSets the number of bits dedicated to the green component of the OpenGL color buffer - (*)
SET_GL_COLOR_BLUE_BITSSets the number of bits dedicated to the blue component of the OpenGL color buffer - (*)
SET_GL_COLOR_ALPHA_BITSSets the number of bits dedicated to the alpha component of the OpenGL color buffer - (*)
SET_GL_DEPTH_BITSSets the number of bits dedicated to the OpenGL depth buffer - (*)
SET_GL_STENCIL_BITSSets the number of bits dedicated to the OpenGL stencil buffer - (*)
SET_GL_ACCUM_BITSSets the number of bits dedicated to the OpenGL accumulation buffer - (*)
SET_GL_ACCUM_RED_BITSSets the number of bits dedicated to the red component of the OpenGL accumulation buffer - (*)
SET_GL_ACCUM_GREEN_BITSSets the number of bits dedicated to the green component of the OpenGL accumulation buffer - (*)
SET_GL_ACCUM_BLUE_BITSSets the number of bits dedicated to the blue component of the OpenGL accumulation buffer - (*)
SET_GL_ACCUM_ALPHA_BITSSets the number of bits dedicated to the alpha component of the OpenGL accumulation buffer - (*)
SET_GL_NUM_SAMPLESSets the number of samples to be used for OpenGL multisampling - (*)
SET_X86_MMX_ENABLEDSets if MMX blitters should be used on X86 - (**)
SET_GL_2D_MODESets OpenGL 2D render - (**)
SET_GL_SCALEApply a zoom factor on OpenGL 2D render (only allowed if OpenGL 2D render mode has yet been activated viaSET_GL_2D_MODE) POLL_EVENTSCause the library to poll all events, ie to check the system event queue, specifically used for retrieving keyboard and mouse events. This is most useful for OpenGL code whereFlipis not used, as normallyFlipwill cause these events to be polled.
Examples
start GeSHi
'' include fbgfx.bi for some useful definitions
#include "fbgfx.bi"
'' use FB namespace for easy access to types/constants
Using FB
Dim e As EVENT
Dim As Long x0, y0, x, y
Dim As Integer shakes = 0
Dim As Any Ptr img
ScreenRes 320, 200, 32
Print "Click to shake window"
'' find window coordinates
ScreenControl GET_WINDOW_POS, x0, y0
Do
If (shakes > 0) Then
'' do a shake of the window
If (shakes > 1) Then
'' move window to a random position near its original coordinates
x = x0 + Int(32 * (Rnd() - 0.5))
y = y0 + Int(32 * (Rnd() - 0.5))
ScreenControl SET_WINDOW_POS, x, y
Else
'' move window back to its original coordinates
ScreenControl SET_WINDOW_POS, x0, y0
End If
shakes -= 1
End If
If (ScreenEvent(@e)) Then
Select Case e.Type
'' user pressed the mouse button
Case EVENT_MOUSE_BUTTON_PRESS
If (shakes = 0) Then
'' set to do 20 shakes
shakes = 20
'' find current window coordinates to shake around
ScreenControl GET_WINDOW_POS, x0, y0
End If
'' user closed the window or pressed a key
Case EVENT_WINDOW_CLOSE, EVENT_KEY_PRESS
'' exit to end of program
Exit Do
End Select
End If
'' free up CPU for other programs
Sleep 5
Loopend GeSHi
start GeSHi
'' include fbgfx.bi for some useful definitions
#include "fbgfx.bi"
Dim As String driver
#ifdef __FB_WIN32__
'' set graphics driver to GDI (Windows only), before calling ScreenRes
ScreenControl FB.SET_DRIVER_NAME, "GDI"
#endif
ScreenRes 640, 480
'' fetch graphics driver name and display it to user
ScreenControl FB.GET_DRIVER_NAME, driver
Print "Graphics driver name: " & driver
'' wait for a keypress before closing the window
Sleepend GeSHi
Version
- Since fbc 1.20.0:
GET_X86_MMX_ENABLED,SET_X86_MMX_ENABLED - Since fbc 1.10.0: 16 getters from
GET_SCANLINE_SIZEtoGET_GL_SCALEadded. - Before fbc 1.08.0:
Dialect Differences
- Not available in the -lang qb dialect unless referenced with the alias
__Screencontrol.
Differences from QB
- New to FreeBASIC
See also
Screen (Graphics)ScreenEventScreenInfoWindowTitleView (Graphics)
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