Adafruit_SPITFT is an intermediary class between Adafruit_GFX and various hardware-specific subclasses for different displays. It handles certain operations that are common to a range of displays (address window, area fills, etc.). Originally these were all color TFT displays interfaced via SPI, but it's since expanded to include color OLEDs and parallel-interfaced TFTs. THE NAME HAS BEEN KEPT TO AVOID BREAKING A LOT OF SUBCLASSES AND EXAMPLE CODE. Many of the class member functions similarly live on with names that don't necessarily accurately describe what they're doing, again to avoid breaking a lot of other code. If in doubt, read the comments. More...

#include <Adafruit_SPITFT.h>

Inheritance diagram for Adafruit_SPITFT:

Public Member Functions
	Adafruit_SPITFT (uint16_t w, uint16_t h, int8_t cs, int8_t dc, int8_t mosi, int8_t sck, int8_t rst=-1, int8_t miso=-1)
	Adafruit_SPITFT constructor for software (bitbang) SPI. More...

	Adafruit_SPITFT (uint16_t w, uint16_t h, int8_t cs, int8_t dc, int8_t rst=-1)
	Adafruit_SPITFT constructor for hardware SPI using the board's default SPI peripheral. More...

	Adafruit_SPITFT (uint16_t w, uint16_t h, SPIClass *spiClass, int8_t cs, int8_t dc, int8_t rst=-1)
	Adafruit_SPITFT constructor for hardware SPI using a specific SPI peripheral. More...

	Adafruit_SPITFT (uint16_t w, uint16_t h, tftBusWidth busWidth, int8_t d0, int8_t wr, int8_t dc, int8_t cs=-1, int8_t rst=-1, int8_t rd=-1)
	Adafruit_SPITFT constructor for parallel display connection. More...

virtual void	begin (uint32_t freq)=0
	Display-specific initialization function. More...

virtual void	setAddrWindow (uint16_t x, uint16_t y, uint16_t w, uint16_t h)=0
	Set up the specific display hardware's "address window" for subsequent pixel-pushing operations. More...

void	initSPI (uint32_t freq=0, uint8_t spiMode=SPI_MODE0)
	Configure microcontroller pins for TFT interfacing. Typically called by a subclass' begin() function. More...

void	setSPISpeed (uint32_t freq)
	Allow changing the SPI clock speed after initialization. More...

void	startWrite (void)
	Call before issuing command(s) or data to display. Performs chip-select (if required) and starts an SPI transaction (if using hardware SPI and transactions are supported). Required for all display types; not an SPI-specific function.

void	endWrite (void)
	Call after issuing command(s) or data to display. Performs chip-deselect (if required) and ends an SPI transaction (if using hardware SPI and transactions are supported). Required for all display types; not an SPI-specific function.

void	sendCommand (uint8_t commandByte, uint8_t *dataBytes, uint8_t numDataBytes)
	Adafruit_SPITFT Send Command handles complete sending of commands and data. More...

void	sendCommand (uint8_t commandByte, const uint8_t *dataBytes=NULL, uint8_t numDataBytes=0)
	Adafruit_SPITFT Send Command handles complete sending of commands and data. More...

void	sendCommand16 (uint16_t commandWord, const uint8_t *dataBytes=NULL, uint8_t numDataBytes=0)
	Adafruit_SPITFT sendCommand16 handles complete sending of commands and data for 16-bit parallel displays. Currently somewhat rigged for the NT35510, which has the odd behavior of wanting commands 16-bit, but subsequent data as 8-bit values, despite the 16-bit bus (high byte is always 0). Also seems to require issuing and incrementing address with each transfer. More...

uint8_t	readcommand8 (uint8_t commandByte, uint8_t index=0)
	Read 8 bits of data from display configuration memory (not RAM). This is highly undocumented/supported and should be avoided, function is only included because some of the examples use it. More...

uint16_t	readcommand16 (uint16_t addr)
	Read 16 bits of data from display register. For 16-bit parallel displays only. More...

void	writePixel (int16_t x, int16_t y, uint16_t color)
	Draw a single pixel to the display at requested coordinates. Not self-contained; should follow a startWrite() call. More...

void	writePixels (uint16_t *colors, uint32_t len, bool block=true, bool bigEndian=false)
	Issue a series of pixels from memory to the display. Not self- contained; should follow startWrite() and setAddrWindow() calls. More...

void	writeColor (uint16_t color, uint32_t len)
	Issue a series of pixels, all the same color. Not self- contained; should follow startWrite() and setAddrWindow() calls. More...

void	writeFillRect (int16_t x, int16_t y, int16_t w, int16_t h, uint16_t color)
	Draw a filled rectangle to the display. Not self-contained; should follow startWrite(). Typically used by higher-level graphics primitives; user code shouldn't need to call this and is likely to use the self-contained fillRect() instead. writeFillRect() performs its own edge clipping and rejection; see writeFillRectPreclipped() for a more 'raw' implementation. More...

void	writeFastHLine (int16_t x, int16_t y, int16_t w, uint16_t color)
	Draw a horizontal line on the display. Performs edge clipping and rejection. Not self-contained; should follow startWrite(). Typically used by higher-level graphics primitives; user code shouldn't need to call this and is likely to use the self- contained drawFastHLine() instead. More...

void	writeFastVLine (int16_t x, int16_t y, int16_t h, uint16_t color)
	Draw a vertical line on the display. Performs edge clipping and rejection. Not self-contained; should follow startWrite(). Typically used by higher-level graphics primitives; user code shouldn't need to call this and is likely to use the self- contained drawFastVLine() instead. More...

void	writeFillRectPreclipped (int16_t x, int16_t y, int16_t w, int16_t h, uint16_t color)
	A lower-level version of writeFillRect(). This version requires all inputs are in-bounds, that width and height are positive, and no part extends offscreen. NO EDGE CLIPPING OR REJECTION IS PERFORMED. If higher-level graphics primitives are written to handle their own clipping earlier in the drawing process, this can avoid unnecessary function calls and repeated clipping operations in the lower-level functions. More...

void	dmaWait (void)
	Wait for the last DMA transfer in a prior non-blocking writePixels() call to complete. This does nothing if DMA is not enabled, and is not needed if blocking writePixels() was used (as is the default case).

bool	dmaBusy (void) const
	Check if DMA transfer is active. Always returts false if DMA is not enabled. More...

void	swapBytes (uint16_t src, uint32_t len, uint16_t dest=NULL)
	Swap bytes in an array of pixels; converts little-to-big or big-to-little endian. Used by writePixels() below in some situations, but may also be helpful for user code occasionally. More...

void	drawPixel (int16_t x, int16_t y, uint16_t color)
	Draw a single pixel to the display at requested coordinates. Self-contained and provides its own transaction as needed (see writePixel(x,y,color) for a lower-level variant). Edge clipping is performed here. More...

void	fillRect (int16_t x, int16_t y, int16_t w, int16_t h, uint16_t color)
	Draw a filled rectangle to the display. Self-contained and provides its own transaction as needed (see writeFillRect() or writeFillRectPreclipped() for lower-level variants). Edge clipping and rejection is performed here. More...

void	drawFastHLine (int16_t x, int16_t y, int16_t w, uint16_t color)
	Draw a horizontal line on the display. Self-contained and provides its own transaction as needed (see writeFastHLine() for a lower-level variant). Edge clipping and rejection is performed here. More...

void	drawFastVLine (int16_t x, int16_t y, int16_t h, uint16_t color)
	Draw a vertical line on the display. Self-contained and provides its own transaction as needed (see writeFastHLine() for a lower- level variant). Edge clipping and rejection is performed here. More...

void	pushColor (uint16_t color)
	Essentially writePixel() with a transaction around it. I don't think this is in use by any of our code anymore (believe it was for some older BMP-reading examples), but is kept here in case any user code relies on it. Consider it DEPRECATED. More...

void	drawRGBBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, uint16_t *pcolors, int16_t w, int16_t h)
	Draw a 16-bit image (565 RGB) at the specified (x,y) position. For 16-bit display devices; no color reduction performed. Adapted from https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/ILI9341_t3 by Marc MERLIN. See examples/pictureEmbed to use this. 5/6/2017: function name and arguments have changed for compatibility with current GFX library and to avoid naming problems in prior implementation. Formerly drawBitmap() with arguments in different order. Handles its own transaction and edge clipping/rejection. More...

void	invertDisplay (bool i)
	Invert the colors of the display (if supported by hardware). Self-contained, no transaction setup required. More...

uint16_t	color565 (uint8_t r, uint8_t g, uint8_t b)
	Given 8-bit red, green and blue values, return a 'packed' 16-bit color value in '565' RGB format (5 bits red, 6 bits green, 5 bits blue). This is just a mathematical operation, no hardware is touched. More...

void	spiWrite (uint8_t b)
	Issue a single 8-bit value to the display. Chip-select, transaction and data/command selection must have been previously set – this ONLY issues the byte. This is another of those functions in the library with a now-not-accurate name that's being maintained for compatibility with outside code. This function is used even if display connection is parallel. More...

void	writeCommand (uint8_t cmd)
	Write a single command byte to the display. Chip-select and transaction must have been previously set – this ONLY sets the device to COMMAND mode, issues the byte and then restores DATA mode. There is no corresponding explicit writeData() function – just use spiWrite(). More...

uint8_t	spiRead (void)
	Read a single 8-bit value from the display. Chip-select and transaction must have been previously set – this ONLY reads the byte. This is another of those functions in the library with a now-not-accurate name that's being maintained for compatibility with outside code. This function is used even if display connection is parallel. More...

void	write16 (uint16_t w)
	Issue a single 16-bit value to the display. Chip-select, transaction and data/command selection must have been previously set – this ONLY issues the word. Thus operates ONLY on 'wide' (16-bit) parallel displays! More...

void	writeCommand16 (uint16_t cmd)
	Write a single command word to the display. Chip-select and transaction must have been previously set – this ONLY sets the device to COMMAND mode, issues the byte and then restores DATA mode. This operates ONLY on 'wide' (16-bit) parallel displays! More...

uint16_t	read16 (void)
	Read a single 16-bit value from the display. Chip-select and transaction must have been previously set – this ONLY reads the byte. This operates ONLY on 'wide' (16-bit) parallel displays! More...

void	SPI_WRITE16 (uint16_t w)
	Issue a single 16-bit value to the display. Chip-select, transaction and data/command selection must have been previously set – this ONLY issues the word. Despite the name, this function is used even if display connection is parallel; name was maintaned for backward compatibility. Naming is also not consistent with the 8-bit version, spiWrite(). Sorry about that. Again, staying compatible with outside code. More...

void	SPI_WRITE32 (uint32_t l)
	Issue a single 32-bit value to the display. Chip-select, transaction and data/command selection must have been previously set – this ONLY issues the longword. Despite the name, this function is used even if display connection is parallel; name was maintaned for backward compatibility. Naming is also not consistent with the 8-bit version, spiWrite(). Sorry about that. Again, staying compatible with outside code. More...

void	SPI_CS_HIGH (void)
	Set the chip-select line HIGH. Does NOT check whether CS pin is set (>=0), that should be handled in calling function. Despite function name, this is used even if the display connection is parallel.

void	SPI_CS_LOW (void)
	Set the chip-select line LOW. Does NOT check whether CS pin is set (>=0), that should be handled in calling function. Despite function name, this is used even if the display connection is parallel.

void	SPI_DC_HIGH (void)
	Set the data/command line HIGH (data mode).

void	SPI_DC_LOW (void)
	Set the data/command line LOW (command mode).

Public Member Functions inherited from Adafruit_GFX
	Adafruit_GFX (int16_t w, int16_t h)
	Instatiate a GFX context for graphics! Can only be done by a superclass. More...

virtual void	writeLine (int16_t x0, int16_t y0, int16_t x1, int16_t y1, uint16_t color)
	Write a line. Bresenham's algorithm - thx wikpedia. More...

virtual void	setRotation (uint8_t r)
	Set rotation setting for display. More...

virtual void	fillScreen (uint16_t color)
	Fill the screen completely with one color. Update in subclasses if desired! More...

virtual void	drawLine (int16_t x0, int16_t y0, int16_t x1, int16_t y1, uint16_t color)
	Draw a line. More...

virtual void	drawRect (int16_t x, int16_t y, int16_t w, int16_t h, uint16_t color)
	Draw a rectangle with no fill color. More...

void	drawCircle (int16_t x0, int16_t y0, int16_t r, uint16_t color)
	Draw a circle outline. More...

void	drawCircleHelper (int16_t x0, int16_t y0, int16_t r, uint8_t cornername, uint16_t color)
	Quarter-circle drawer, used to do circles and roundrects. More...

void	fillCircle (int16_t x0, int16_t y0, int16_t r, uint16_t color)
	Draw a circle with filled color. More...

void	fillCircleHelper (int16_t x0, int16_t y0, int16_t r, uint8_t cornername, int16_t delta, uint16_t color)
	Quarter-circle drawer with fill, used for circles and roundrects. More...

void	drawTriangle (int16_t x0, int16_t y0, int16_t x1, int16_t y1, int16_t x2, int16_t y2, uint16_t color)
	Draw a triangle with no fill color. More...

void	fillTriangle (int16_t x0, int16_t y0, int16_t x1, int16_t y1, int16_t x2, int16_t y2, uint16_t color)
	Draw a triangle with color-fill. More...

void	drawRoundRect (int16_t x0, int16_t y0, int16_t w, int16_t h, int16_t radius, uint16_t color)
	Draw a rounded rectangle with no fill color. More...

void	fillRoundRect (int16_t x0, int16_t y0, int16_t w, int16_t h, int16_t radius, uint16_t color)
	Draw a rounded rectangle with fill color. More...

void	drawBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, const uint8_t bitmap[], int16_t w, int16_t h, uint16_t color)
	Draw a PROGMEM-resident 1-bit image at the specified (x,y) position, using the specified foreground color (unset bits are transparent). More...

void	drawBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, const uint8_t bitmap[], int16_t w, int16_t h, uint16_t color, uint16_t bg)
	Draw a PROGMEM-resident 1-bit image at the specified (x,y) position, using the specified foreground (for set bits) and background (unset bits) colors. More...

void	drawBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, uint8_t *bitmap, int16_t w, int16_t h, uint16_t color)
	Draw a RAM-resident 1-bit image at the specified (x,y) position, using the specified foreground color (unset bits are transparent). More...

void	drawBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, uint8_t *bitmap, int16_t w, int16_t h, uint16_t color, uint16_t bg)
	Draw a RAM-resident 1-bit image at the specified (x,y) position, using the specified foreground (for set bits) and background (unset bits) colors. More...

void	drawXBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, const uint8_t bitmap[], int16_t w, int16_t h, uint16_t color)
	Draw PROGMEM-resident XBitMap Files (.xbm), exported from GIMP. Usage: Export from GIMP to .xbm, rename .xbm to .c and open in editor. C Array can be directly used with this function. There is no RAM-resident version of this function; if generating bitmaps in RAM, use the format defined by drawBitmap() and call that instead. More...

void	drawGrayscaleBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, const uint8_t bitmap[], int16_t w, int16_t h)
	Draw a PROGMEM-resident 8-bit image (grayscale) at the specified (x,y) pos. Specifically for 8-bit display devices such as IS31FL3731; no color reduction/expansion is performed. More...

void	drawGrayscaleBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, uint8_t *bitmap, int16_t w, int16_t h)
	Draw a RAM-resident 8-bit image (grayscale) at the specified (x,y) pos. Specifically for 8-bit display devices such as IS31FL3731; no color reduction/expansion is performed. More...

void	drawGrayscaleBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, const uint8_t bitmap[], const uint8_t mask[], int16_t w, int16_t h)
	Draw a PROGMEM-resident 8-bit image (grayscale) with a 1-bit mask (set bits = opaque, unset bits = clear) at the specified (x,y) position. BOTH buffers (grayscale and mask) must be PROGMEM-resident. Specifically for 8-bit display devices such as IS31FL3731; no color reduction/expansion is performed. More...

void	drawGrayscaleBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, uint8_t bitmap, uint8_t mask, int16_t w, int16_t h)
	Draw a RAM-resident 8-bit image (grayscale) with a 1-bit mask (set bits = opaque, unset bits = clear) at the specified (x,y) position. BOTH buffers (grayscale and mask) must be RAM-residentt, no mix-and-match Specifically for 8-bit display devices such as IS31FL3731; no color reduction/expansion is performed. More...

void	drawRGBBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, const uint16_t bitmap[], int16_t w, int16_t h)
	Draw a PROGMEM-resident 16-bit image (RGB 5/6/5) at the specified (x,y) position. For 16-bit display devices; no color reduction performed. More...

void	drawRGBBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, uint16_t *bitmap, int16_t w, int16_t h)
	Draw a RAM-resident 16-bit image (RGB 5/6/5) at the specified (x,y) position. For 16-bit display devices; no color reduction performed. More...

void	drawRGBBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, const uint16_t bitmap[], const uint8_t mask[], int16_t w, int16_t h)
	Draw a PROGMEM-resident 16-bit image (RGB 5/6/5) with a 1-bit mask (set bits = opaque, unset bits = clear) at the specified (x,y) position. BOTH buffers (color and mask) must be PROGMEM-resident. For 16-bit display devices; no color reduction performed. More...

void	drawRGBBitmap (int16_t x, int16_t y, uint16_t bitmap, uint8_t mask, int16_t w, int16_t h)
	Draw a RAM-resident 16-bit image (RGB 5/6/5) with a 1-bit mask (set bits = opaque, unset bits = clear) at the specified (x,y) position. BOTH buffers (color and mask) must be RAM-resident. For 16-bit display devices; no color reduction performed. More...

void	drawChar (int16_t x, int16_t y, unsigned char c, uint16_t color, uint16_t bg, uint8_t size)
	Draw a single character. More...

void	drawChar (int16_t x, int16_t y, unsigned char c, uint16_t color, uint16_t bg, uint8_t size_x, uint8_t size_y)
	Draw a single character. More...

void	getTextBounds (const char string, int16_t x, int16_t y, int16_t x1, int16_t y1, uint16_t w, uint16_t *h)
	Helper to determine size of a string with current font/size. Pass string and a cursor position, returns UL corner and W,H. More...

void	getTextBounds (const __FlashStringHelper s, int16_t x, int16_t y, int16_t x1, int16_t y1, uint16_t w, uint16_t *h)
	Helper to determine size of a PROGMEM string with current font/size. Pass string and a cursor position, returns UL corner and W,H. More...

void	getTextBounds (const String &str, int16_t x, int16_t y, int16_t x1, int16_t y1, uint16_t w, uint16_t h)
	Helper to determine size of a string with current font/size. Pass string and a cursor position, returns UL corner and W,H. More...

void	setTextSize (uint8_t s)
	Set text 'magnification' size. Each increase in s makes 1 pixel that much bigger. More...

void	setTextSize (uint8_t sx, uint8_t sy)
	Set text 'magnification' size. Each increase in s makes 1 pixel that much bigger. More...

void	setFont (const GFXfont *f=NULL)
	Set the font to display when print()ing, either custom or default. More...

void	setCursor (int16_t x, int16_t y)
	Set text cursor location. More...

void	setTextColor (uint16_t c)
	Set text font color with transparant background. More...

void	setTextColor (uint16_t c, uint16_t bg)
	Set text font color with custom background color. More...

void	setTextWrap (bool w)
	Set whether text that is too long for the screen width should automatically wrap around to the next line (else clip right). More...

void	cp437 (bool x=true)
	Enable (or disable) Code Page 437-compatible charset. There was an error in glcdfont.c for the longest time – one character (#176, the 'light shade' block) was missing – this threw off the index of every character that followed it. But a TON of code has been written with the erroneous character indices. By default, the library uses the original 'wrong' behavior and old sketches will still work. Pass 'true' to this function to use correct CP437 character values in your code. More...

virtual void	write (uint8_t)
	Print one byte/character of data, used to support print() More...

int16_t	width (void) const
	Get width of the display, accounting for current rotation. More...

int16_t	height (void) const
	Get height of the display, accounting for current rotation. More...

uint8_t	getRotation (void) const
	Get rotation setting for display. More...

int16_t	getCursorX (void) const
	Get text cursor X location. More...

int16_t	getCursorY (void) const
	Get text cursor Y location. More...

Protected Member Functions
void	SPI_MOSI_HIGH (void)
	Set the software (bitbang) SPI MOSI line HIGH.

void	SPI_MOSI_LOW (void)
	Set the software (bitbang) SPI MOSI line LOW.

void	SPI_SCK_HIGH (void)
	Set the software (bitbang) SPI SCK line HIGH.

void	SPI_SCK_LOW (void)
	Set the software (bitbang) SPI SCK line LOW.

bool	SPI_MISO_READ (void)
	Read the state of the software (bitbang) SPI MISO line. More...

void	SPI_BEGIN_TRANSACTION (void)
	Start an SPI transaction if using the hardware SPI interface to the display. If using an earlier version of the Arduino platform (before the addition of SPI transactions), this instead attempts to set up the SPI clock and mode. No action is taken if the connection is not hardware SPI-based. This does NOT include a chip-select operation – see startWrite() for a function that encapsulated both actions.

void	SPI_END_TRANSACTION (void)
	End an SPI transaction if using the hardware SPI interface to the display. No action is taken if the connection is not hardware SPI-based or if using an earlier version of the Arduino platform (before the addition of SPI transactions). This does NOT include a chip-deselect operation – see endWrite() for a function that encapsulated both actions.

void	TFT_WR_STROBE (void)
	Set the WR line LOW, then HIGH. Used for parallel-connected interfaces when writing data.

void	TFT_RD_HIGH (void)
	Set the RD line HIGH. Used for parallel-connected interfaces when reading data.

void	TFT_RD_LOW (void)
	Set the RD line LOW. Used for parallel-connected interfaces when reading data.

Protected Member Functions inherited from Adafruit_GFX
void	charBounds (unsigned char c, int16_t x, int16_t y, int16_t minx, int16_t miny, int16_t maxx, int16_t maxy)
	Helper to determine size of a character with current font/size. Broke this out as it's used by both the PROGMEM- and RAM-resident getTextBounds() functions. More...

Protected Attributes
struct {
SPIClass * _spi
	SPI class pointer.

uint32_t _freq
	SPI bitrate (if no SPI transactions)

uint32_t _mode
	SPI data mode (transactions or no)

}	hwspi
	Hardware SPI values.

struct {
int8_t _mosi
	MOSI pin #.

int8_t _miso
	MISO pin #.

int8_t _sck
	SCK pin #.

}	swspi
	Software SPI values.

struct {
int8_t _d0
	Data pin 0 #.

int8_t _wr
	Write strobe pin #.

int8_t _rd
	Read strobe pin # (or -1)

bool wide = 0
	If true, is 16-bit interface.

}	tft8
	Parallel interface settings.

uint8_t	connection
	TFT_HARD_SPI, TFT_SOFT_SPI, etc.

int8_t	_rst
	Reset pin # (or -1)

int8_t	_cs
	Chip select pin # (or -1)

int8_t	_dc
	Data/command pin #.

int16_t	_xstart = 0
	Internal framebuffer X offset.

int16_t	_ystart = 0
	Internal framebuffer Y offset.

uint8_t	invertOnCommand = 0
	Command to enable invert mode.

uint8_t	invertOffCommand = 0
	Command to disable invert mode.

Protected Attributes inherited from Adafruit_GFX
int16_t	WIDTH
	This is the 'raw' display width - never changes.

int16_t	HEIGHT
	This is the 'raw' display height - never changes.

int16_t	_width
	Display width as modified by current rotation.

int16_t	_height
	Display height as modified by current rotation.

int16_t	cursor_x
	x location to start print()ing text

int16_t	cursor_y
	y location to start print()ing text

uint16_t	textcolor
	16-bit background color for print()

uint16_t	textbgcolor
	16-bit text color for print()

uint8_t	textsize_x
	Desired magnification in X-axis of text to print()

uint8_t	textsize_y
	Desired magnification in Y-axis of text to print()

uint8_t	rotation
	Display rotation (0 thru 3)

bool	wrap
	If set, 'wrap' text at right edge of display.

bool	_cp437
	If set, use correct CP437 charset (default is off)

GFXfont *	gfxFont
	Pointer to special font.

Detailed Description

Adafruit_SPITFT is an intermediary class between Adafruit_GFX and various hardware-specific subclasses for different displays. It handles certain operations that are common to a range of displays (address window, area fills, etc.). Originally these were all color TFT displays interfaced via SPI, but it's since expanded to include color OLEDs and parallel-interfaced TFTs. THE NAME HAS BEEN KEPT TO AVOID BREAKING A LOT OF SUBCLASSES AND EXAMPLE CODE. Many of the class member functions similarly live on with names that don't necessarily accurately describe what they're doing, again to avoid breaking a lot of other code. If in doubt, read the comments.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ Adafruit_SPITFT() [1/4]

Adafruit_SPITFT::Adafruit_SPITFT	(	uint16_t	w,
		uint16_t	h,
		int8_t	cs,
		int8_t	dc,
		int8_t	mosi,
		int8_t	sck,
		int8_t	rst = `-1`,
		int8_t	miso = `-1`
	)

Adafruit_SPITFT constructor for software (bitbang) SPI.

Parameters

w	Display width in pixels at default rotation setting (0).
h	Display height in pixels at default rotation setting (0).
cs	Arduino pin # for chip-select (-1 if unused, tie CS low).
dc	Arduino pin # for data/command select (required).
mosi	Arduino pin # for bitbang SPI MOSI signal (required).
sck	Arduino pin # for bitbang SPI SCK signal (required).
rst	Arduino pin # for display reset (optional, display reset can be tied to MCU reset, default of -1 means unused).
miso	Arduino pin # for bitbang SPI MISO signal (optional, -1 default, many displays don't support SPI read).

Note: Output pins are not initialized; application typically will need to call subclass' begin() function, which in turn calls this library's initSPI() function to initialize pins.

◆ Adafruit_SPITFT() [2/4]

Adafruit_SPITFT::Adafruit_SPITFT	(	uint16_t	w,
		uint16_t	h,
		int8_t	cs,
		int8_t	dc,
		int8_t	rst = `-1`
	)

Adafruit_SPITFT constructor for hardware SPI using the board's default SPI peripheral.

Parameters

w	Display width in pixels at default rotation setting (0).
h	Display height in pixels at default rotation setting (0).
cs	Arduino pin # for chip-select (-1 if unused, tie CS low).
dc	Arduino pin # for data/command select (required).
rst	Arduino pin # for display reset (optional, display reset can be tied to MCU reset, default of -1 means unused).

Note: Output pins are not initialized; application typically will need to call subclass' begin() function, which in turn calls this library's initSPI() function to initialize pins.

◆ Adafruit_SPITFT() [3/4]

Adafruit_SPITFT::Adafruit_SPITFT	(	uint16_t	w,
		uint16_t	h,
		SPIClass *	spiClass,
		int8_t	cs,
		int8_t	dc,
		int8_t	rst = `-1`
	)

Adafruit_SPITFT constructor for hardware SPI using a specific SPI peripheral.

Parameters

w	Display width in pixels at default rotation (0).
h	Display height in pixels at default rotation (0).
spiClass	Pointer to SPIClass type (e.g. &SPI or &SPI1).
cs	Arduino pin # for chip-select (-1 if unused, tie CS low).
dc	Arduino pin # for data/command select (required).
rst	Arduino pin # for display reset (optional, display reset can be tied to MCU reset, default of -1 means unused).

Note: Output pins are not initialized in constructor; application typically will need to call subclass' begin() function, which in turn calls this library's initSPI() function to initialize pins. EXCEPT...if you have built your own SERCOM SPI peripheral (calling the SPIClass constructor) rather than one of the built-in SPI devices (e.g. &SPI, &SPI1 and so forth), you will need to call the begin() function for your object as well as pinPeripheral() for the MOSI, MISO and SCK pins to configure GPIO manually. Do this BEFORE calling the display-specific begin or init function. Unfortunate but unavoidable.

◆ Adafruit_SPITFT() [4/4]

Adafruit_SPITFT::Adafruit_SPITFT	(	uint16_t	w,
		uint16_t	h,
		tftBusWidth	busWidth,
		int8_t	d0,
		int8_t	wr,
		int8_t	dc,
		int8_t	cs = `-1`,
		int8_t	rst = `-1`,
		int8_t	rd = `-1`
	)

Adafruit_SPITFT constructor for parallel display connection.

Parameters

w	Display width in pixels at default rotation (0).
h	Display height in pixels at default rotation (0).
busWidth	If tft16 (enumeration in header file), is a 16-bit parallel connection, else 8-bit. 16-bit isn't fully implemented or tested yet so applications should pass "tft8bitbus" for now...needed to stick a required enum argument in there to disambiguate this constructor from the soft-SPI case. Argument is ignored on 8-bit architectures (no 'wide' support there since PORTs are 8 bits anyway).
d0	Arduino pin # for data bit 0 (1+ are extrapolated). The 8 (or 16) data bits MUST be contiguous and byte- aligned (or word-aligned for wide interface) within the same PORT register (might not correspond to Arduino pin sequence).
wr	Arduino pin # for write strobe (required).
dc	Arduino pin # for data/command select (required).
cs	Arduino pin # for chip-select (optional, -1 if unused, tie CS low).
rst	Arduino pin # for display reset (optional, display reset can be tied to MCU reset, default of -1 means unused).
rd	Arduino pin # for read strobe (optional, -1 if unused).

Note: Output pins are not initialized; application typically will need to call subclass' begin() function, which in turn calls this library's initSPI() function to initialize pins. Yes, the name is a misnomer...this library originally handled only SPI displays, parallel being a recent addition (but not wanting to break existing code).

Member Function Documentation

◆ begin()

virtual void Adafruit_SPITFT::begin ( uint32_t freq )

pure virtual

Display-specific initialization function.

Parameters

freq	SPI frequency, in hz (or 0 for default or unused).

◆ setAddrWindow()

virtual void Adafruit_SPITFT::setAddrWindow	(	uint16_t	x,
		uint16_t	y,
		uint16_t	w,
		uint16_t	h
	)

pure virtual

Set up the specific display hardware's "address window" for subsequent pixel-pushing operations.

Parameters

x	Leftmost pixel of area to be drawn (MUST be within display bounds at current rotation setting).
y	Topmost pixel of area to be drawn (MUST be within display bounds at current rotation setting).
w	Width of area to be drawn, in pixels (MUST be >0 and, added to x, within display bounds at current rotation).
h	Height of area to be drawn, in pixels (MUST be >0 and, added to x, within display bounds at current rotation).

◆ initSPI()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::initSPI	(	uint32_t	freq = `0`,
		uint8_t	spiMode = `SPI_MODE0`
	)

Configure microcontroller pins for TFT interfacing. Typically called by a subclass' begin() function.

Parameters

freq	SPI frequency when using hardware SPI. If default (0) is passed, will fall back on a device-specific value. Value is ignored when using software SPI or parallel connection.
spiMode	SPI mode when using hardware SPI. MUST be one of the values SPI_MODE0, SPI_MODE1, SPI_MODE2 or SPI_MODE3 defined in SPI.h. Do NOT attempt to pass '0' for SPI_MODE0 and so forth...the values are NOT the same! Use ONLY the defines! (Pity it's not an enum.)

Note: Another anachronistically-named function; this is called even when the display connection is parallel (not SPI). Also, this could probably be made private...quite a few class functions were generously put in the public section.

◆ setSPISpeed()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::setSPISpeed ( uint32_t freq )

Allow changing the SPI clock speed after initialization.

Parameters

freq	Desired frequency of SPI clock, may not be the end frequency you get based on what the chip can do!

◆ sendCommand() [1/2]

void Adafruit_SPITFT::sendCommand	(	uint8_t	commandByte,
		uint8_t *	dataBytes,
		uint8_t	numDataBytes
	)

Adafruit_SPITFT Send Command handles complete sending of commands and data.

Parameters

commandByte	The Command Byte
dataBytes	A pointer to the Data bytes to send
numDataBytes	The number of bytes we should send

◆ sendCommand() [2/2]

void Adafruit_SPITFT::sendCommand	(	uint8_t	commandByte,
		const uint8_t *	dataBytes = `NULL`,
		uint8_t	numDataBytes = `0`
	)

Adafruit_SPITFT Send Command handles complete sending of commands and data.

Parameters

commandByte	The Command Byte
dataBytes	A pointer to the Data bytes to send
numDataBytes	The number of bytes we should send

◆ sendCommand16()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::sendCommand16	(	uint16_t	commandWord,
		const uint8_t *	dataBytes = `NULL`,
		uint8_t	numDataBytes = `0`
	)

Adafruit_SPITFT sendCommand16 handles complete sending of commands and data for 16-bit parallel displays. Currently somewhat rigged for the NT35510, which has the odd behavior of wanting commands 16-bit, but subsequent data as 8-bit values, despite the 16-bit bus (high byte is always 0). Also seems to require issuing and incrementing address with each transfer.

Parameters

commandWord	The command word (16 bits)
dataBytes	A pointer to the data bytes to send
numDataBytes	The number of bytes we should send

◆ readcommand8()

uint8_t Adafruit_SPITFT::readcommand8	(	uint8_t	commandByte,
		uint8_t	index = `0`
	)

Read 8 bits of data from display configuration memory (not RAM). This is highly undocumented/supported and should be avoided, function is only included because some of the examples use it.

Parameters

commandByte	The command register to read data from.
index	The byte index into the command to read from.

Returns: Unsigned 8-bit data read from display register.

◆ readcommand16()

uint16_t Adafruit_SPITFT::readcommand16 ( uint16_t addr )

Read 16 bits of data from display register. For 16-bit parallel displays only.

Parameters

addr	Command/register to access.

Returns: Unsigned 16-bit data.

◆ writePixel()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::writePixel	(	int16_t	x,
		int16_t	y,
		uint16_t	color
	)

virtual

Draw a single pixel to the display at requested coordinates. Not self-contained; should follow a startWrite() call.

Parameters

x	Horizontal position (0 = left).
y	Vertical position (0 = top).
color	16-bit pixel color in '565' RGB format.

Reimplemented from Adafruit_GFX.

◆ writePixels()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::writePixels	(	uint16_t *	colors,
		uint32_t	len,
		bool	block = `true`,
		bool	bigEndian = `false`
	)

Issue a series of pixels from memory to the display. Not self- contained; should follow startWrite() and setAddrWindow() calls.

Parameters

colors	Pointer to array of 16-bit pixel values in '565' RGB format.
len	Number of elements in 'colors' array.
block	If true (default case if unspecified), function blocks until DMA transfer is complete. This is simply IGNORED if DMA is not enabled. If false, the function returns immediately after the last DMA transfer is started, and one should use the dmaWait() function before doing ANY other display-related activities (or even any SPI-related activities, if using an SPI display that shares the bus with other devices).
bigEndian	If true, bitmap in memory is in big-endian order (most significant byte first). By default this is false, as most microcontrollers seem to be little-endian and 16-bit pixel values must be byte-swapped before issuing to the display (which tend toward big-endian when using SPI or 8-bit parallel). If an application can optimize around this – for example, a bitmap in a uint16_t array having the byte values already ordered big-endian, this can save time here, ESPECIALLY if using this function's non-blocking DMA mode.

◆ writeColor()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::writeColor	(	uint16_t	color,
		uint32_t	len
	)

Issue a series of pixels, all the same color. Not self- contained; should follow startWrite() and setAddrWindow() calls.

Parameters

color	16-bit pixel color in '565' RGB format.
len	Number of pixels to draw.

◆ writeFillRect()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::writeFillRect	(	int16_t	x,
		int16_t	y,
		int16_t	w,
		int16_t	h,
		uint16_t	color
	)

virtual

Draw a filled rectangle to the display. Not self-contained; should follow startWrite(). Typically used by higher-level graphics primitives; user code shouldn't need to call this and is likely to use the self-contained fillRect() instead. writeFillRect() performs its own edge clipping and rejection; see writeFillRectPreclipped() for a more 'raw' implementation.

Parameters

x	Horizontal position of first corner.
y	Vertical position of first corner.
w	Rectangle width in pixels (positive = right of first corner, negative = left of first corner).
h	Rectangle height in pixels (positive = below first corner, negative = above first corner).
color	16-bit fill color in '565' RGB format.

Note: Written in this deep-nested way because C by definition will optimize for the 'if' case, not the 'else' – avoids branches and rejects clipped rectangles at the least-work possibility.

Reimplemented from Adafruit_GFX.

◆ writeFastHLine()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::writeFastHLine	(	int16_t	x,
		int16_t	y,
		int16_t	w,
		uint16_t	color
	)

inlinevirtual

Draw a horizontal line on the display. Performs edge clipping and rejection. Not self-contained; should follow startWrite(). Typically used by higher-level graphics primitives; user code shouldn't need to call this and is likely to use the self- contained drawFastHLine() instead.

Parameters

x	Horizontal position of first point.
y	Vertical position of first point.
w	Line width in pixels (positive = right of first point, negative = point of first corner).
color	16-bit line color in '565' RGB format.

Reimplemented from Adafruit_GFX.

◆ writeFastVLine()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::writeFastVLine	(	int16_t	x,
		int16_t	y,
		int16_t	h,
		uint16_t	color
	)

inlinevirtual

Draw a vertical line on the display. Performs edge clipping and rejection. Not self-contained; should follow startWrite(). Typically used by higher-level graphics primitives; user code shouldn't need to call this and is likely to use the self- contained drawFastVLine() instead.

Parameters

x	Horizontal position of first point.
y	Vertical position of first point.
h	Line height in pixels (positive = below first point, negative = above first point).
color	16-bit line color in '565' RGB format.

Reimplemented from Adafruit_GFX.

◆ writeFillRectPreclipped()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::writeFillRectPreclipped	(	int16_t	x,
		int16_t	y,
		int16_t	w,
		int16_t	h,
		uint16_t	color
	)

inline

A lower-level version of writeFillRect(). This version requires all inputs are in-bounds, that width and height are positive, and no part extends offscreen. NO EDGE CLIPPING OR REJECTION IS PERFORMED. If higher-level graphics primitives are written to handle their own clipping earlier in the drawing process, this can avoid unnecessary function calls and repeated clipping operations in the lower-level functions.

Parameters

x	Horizontal position of first corner. MUST BE WITHIN SCREEN BOUNDS.
y	Vertical position of first corner. MUST BE WITHIN SCREEN BOUNDS.
w	Rectangle width in pixels. MUST BE POSITIVE AND NOT EXTEND OFF SCREEN.
h	Rectangle height in pixels. MUST BE POSITIVE AND NOT EXTEND OFF SCREEN.
color	16-bit fill color in '565' RGB format.

Note: This is a new function, no graphics primitives besides rects and horizontal/vertical lines are written to best use this yet.

◆ dmaBusy()

bool Adafruit_SPITFT::dmaBusy ( void ) const

Check if DMA transfer is active. Always returts false if DMA is not enabled.

Returns: true if DMA is enabled and transmitting data, false otherwise.

◆ swapBytes()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::swapBytes	(	uint16_t *	src,
		uint32_t	len,
		uint16_t *	dest = `NULL`
	)

Swap bytes in an array of pixels; converts little-to-big or big-to-little endian. Used by writePixels() below in some situations, but may also be helpful for user code occasionally.

Parameters

src	Source address of 16-bit pixels buffer.
len	Number of pixels to byte-swap.
dest	Optional destination address if different than src – otherwise, if NULL (default) or same address is passed, pixel buffer is overwritten in-place.

◆ drawPixel()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::drawPixel	(	int16_t	x,
		int16_t	y,
		uint16_t	color
	)

virtual

Draw a single pixel to the display at requested coordinates. Self-contained and provides its own transaction as needed (see writePixel(x,y,color) for a lower-level variant). Edge clipping is performed here.

Parameters

x	Horizontal position (0 = left).
y	Vertical position (0 = top).
color	16-bit pixel color in '565' RGB format.

Implements Adafruit_GFX.

◆ fillRect()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::fillRect	(	int16_t	x,
		int16_t	y,
		int16_t	w,
		int16_t	h,
		uint16_t	color
	)

virtual

Draw a filled rectangle to the display. Self-contained and provides its own transaction as needed (see writeFillRect() or writeFillRectPreclipped() for lower-level variants). Edge clipping and rejection is performed here.

Parameters

x	Horizontal position of first corner.
y	Vertical position of first corner.
w	Rectangle width in pixels (positive = right of first corner, negative = left of first corner).
h	Rectangle height in pixels (positive = below first corner, negative = above first corner).
color	16-bit fill color in '565' RGB format.

Note: This repeats the writeFillRect() function almost in its entirety, with the addition of a transaction start/end. It's done this way (rather than starting the transaction and calling writeFillRect() to handle clipping and so forth) so that the transaction isn't performed at all if the rectangle is rejected. It's really not that much code.

Reimplemented from Adafruit_GFX.

◆ drawFastHLine()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::drawFastHLine	(	int16_t	x,
		int16_t	y,
		int16_t	w,
		uint16_t	color
	)

virtual

Draw a horizontal line on the display. Self-contained and provides its own transaction as needed (see writeFastHLine() for a lower-level variant). Edge clipping and rejection is performed here.

Parameters

x	Horizontal position of first point.
y	Vertical position of first point.
w	Line width in pixels (positive = right of first point, negative = point of first corner).
color	16-bit line color in '565' RGB format.

Note: This repeats the writeFastHLine() function almost in its entirety, with the addition of a transaction start/end. It's done this way (rather than starting the transaction and calling writeFastHLine() to handle clipping and so forth) so that the transaction isn't performed at all if the line is rejected.

Reimplemented from Adafruit_GFX.

◆ drawFastVLine()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::drawFastVLine	(	int16_t	x,
		int16_t	y,
		int16_t	h,
		uint16_t	color
	)

virtual

Draw a vertical line on the display. Self-contained and provides its own transaction as needed (see writeFastHLine() for a lower- level variant). Edge clipping and rejection is performed here.

Parameters

x	Horizontal position of first point.
y	Vertical position of first point.
h	Line height in pixels (positive = below first point, negative = above first point).
color	16-bit line color in '565' RGB format.

Note: This repeats the writeFastVLine() function almost in its entirety, with the addition of a transaction start/end. It's done this way (rather than starting the transaction and calling writeFastVLine() to handle clipping and so forth) so that the transaction isn't performed at all if the line is rejected.

Reimplemented from Adafruit_GFX.

◆ pushColor()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::pushColor ( uint16_t color )

Essentially writePixel() with a transaction around it. I don't think this is in use by any of our code anymore (believe it was for some older BMP-reading examples), but is kept here in case any user code relies on it. Consider it DEPRECATED.

Parameters

color 16-bit pixel color in '565' RGB format.

◆ drawRGBBitmap()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::drawRGBBitmap	(	int16_t	x,
		int16_t	y,
		uint16_t *	pcolors,
		int16_t	w,
		int16_t	h
	)

Draw a 16-bit image (565 RGB) at the specified (x,y) position. For 16-bit display devices; no color reduction performed. Adapted from https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/ILI9341_t3 by Marc MERLIN. See examples/pictureEmbed to use this. 5/6/2017: function name and arguments have changed for compatibility with current GFX library and to avoid naming problems in prior implementation. Formerly drawBitmap() with arguments in different order. Handles its own transaction and edge clipping/rejection.

Parameters

x	Top left corner horizontal coordinate.
y	Top left corner vertical coordinate.
pcolors	Pointer to 16-bit array of pixel values.
w	Width of bitmap in pixels.
h	Height of bitmap in pixels.

◆ invertDisplay()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::invertDisplay ( bool i )

virtual

Invert the colors of the display (if supported by hardware). Self-contained, no transaction setup required.

Parameters

i	true = inverted display, false = normal display.

Reimplemented from Adafruit_GFX.

◆ color565()

uint16_t Adafruit_SPITFT::color565	(	uint8_t	red,
		uint8_t	green,
		uint8_t	blue
	)

Given 8-bit red, green and blue values, return a 'packed' 16-bit color value in '565' RGB format (5 bits red, 6 bits green, 5 bits blue). This is just a mathematical operation, no hardware is touched.

Parameters

red	8-bit red brightnesss (0 = off, 255 = max).
green	8-bit green brightnesss (0 = off, 255 = max).
blue	8-bit blue brightnesss (0 = off, 255 = max).

Returns: 'Packed' 16-bit color value (565 format).

◆ spiWrite()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::spiWrite ( uint8_t b )

Issue a single 8-bit value to the display. Chip-select, transaction and data/command selection must have been previously set – this ONLY issues the byte. This is another of those functions in the library with a now-not-accurate name that's being maintained for compatibility with outside code. This function is used even if display connection is parallel.

Parameters

b	8-bit value to write.

◆ writeCommand()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::writeCommand ( uint8_t cmd )

Write a single command byte to the display. Chip-select and transaction must have been previously set – this ONLY sets the device to COMMAND mode, issues the byte and then restores DATA mode. There is no corresponding explicit writeData() function – just use spiWrite().

Parameters

cmd	8-bit command to write.

◆ spiRead()

uint8_t Adafruit_SPITFT::spiRead ( void )

Read a single 8-bit value from the display. Chip-select and transaction must have been previously set – this ONLY reads the byte. This is another of those functions in the library with a now-not-accurate name that's being maintained for compatibility with outside code. This function is used even if display connection is parallel.

Returns: Unsigned 8-bit value read (always zero if USE_FAST_PINIO is not supported by the MCU architecture).

◆ write16()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::write16 ( uint16_t w )

Issue a single 16-bit value to the display. Chip-select, transaction and data/command selection must have been previously set – this ONLY issues the word. Thus operates ONLY on 'wide' (16-bit) parallel displays!

Parameters

w	16-bit value to write.

◆ writeCommand16()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::writeCommand16 ( uint16_t cmd )

Write a single command word to the display. Chip-select and transaction must have been previously set – this ONLY sets the device to COMMAND mode, issues the byte and then restores DATA mode. This operates ONLY on 'wide' (16-bit) parallel displays!

Parameters

cmd	16-bit command to write.

◆ read16()

uint16_t Adafruit_SPITFT::read16 ( void )

Read a single 16-bit value from the display. Chip-select and transaction must have been previously set – this ONLY reads the byte. This operates ONLY on 'wide' (16-bit) parallel displays!

Returns: Unsigned 16-bit value read (always zero if USE_FAST_PINIO is not supported by the MCU architecture).

◆ SPI_WRITE16()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::SPI_WRITE16 ( uint16_t w )

Issue a single 16-bit value to the display. Chip-select, transaction and data/command selection must have been previously set – this ONLY issues the word. Despite the name, this function is used even if display connection is parallel; name was maintaned for backward compatibility. Naming is also not consistent with the 8-bit version, spiWrite(). Sorry about that. Again, staying compatible with outside code.

Parameters

w	16-bit value to write.

◆ SPI_WRITE32()

void Adafruit_SPITFT::SPI_WRITE32 ( uint32_t l )

Issue a single 32-bit value to the display. Chip-select, transaction and data/command selection must have been previously set – this ONLY issues the longword. Despite the name, this function is used even if display connection is parallel; name was maintaned for backward compatibility. Naming is also not consistent with the 8-bit version, spiWrite(). Sorry about that. Again, staying compatible with outside code.

Parameters

l	32-bit value to write.

◆ SPI_MISO_READ()

bool Adafruit_SPITFT::SPI_MISO_READ ( void )

inlineprotected

Read the state of the software (bitbang) SPI MISO line.

Returns: true if HIGH, false if LOW.

Member Data Documentation

◆ _freq

uint32_t Adafruit_SPITFT::_freq = 0

SPI bitrate (if no SPI transactions)

Dummy var to keep subclasses happy.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

Public Member Functions

Protected Member Functions

Protected Attributes

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ Adafruit_SPITFT() [1/4]

◆ Adafruit_SPITFT() [2/4]

◆ Adafruit_SPITFT() [3/4]

◆ Adafruit_SPITFT() [4/4]

Member Function Documentation

◆ begin()

◆ setAddrWindow()

◆ initSPI()

◆ setSPISpeed()

◆ sendCommand() [1/2]

◆ sendCommand() [2/2]

◆ sendCommand16()

◆ readcommand8()

◆ readcommand16()

◆ writePixel()

◆ writePixels()

◆ writeColor()

◆ writeFillRect()

◆ writeFastHLine()

◆ writeFastVLine()

◆ writeFillRectPreclipped()

◆ dmaBusy()

◆ swapBytes()

◆ drawPixel()

◆ fillRect()

◆ drawFastHLine()

◆ drawFastVLine()

◆ pushColor()

◆ drawRGBBitmap()

◆ invertDisplay()

◆ color565()

◆ spiWrite()

◆ writeCommand()

◆ spiRead()

◆ write16()

◆ writeCommand16()

◆ read16()

◆ SPI_WRITE16()

◆ SPI_WRITE32()

◆ SPI_MISO_READ()

Member Data Documentation

◆ _freq