Difference between revisions of "Display.mode"
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subclass. You may hang onto (and work with, off-screen) a | subclass. You may hang onto (and work with, off-screen) a | ||
previous reference to the removed Display. If you want a | previous reference to the removed Display. If you want a | ||
| − | reference to the new Display, be sure to assign it | + | reference to the new Display, be sure to assign it ''after'' |
assigning to the mode. | assigning to the mode. | ||
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<ms>display(4).mode = displayMode.pixel // set display 4 to pixel mode | <ms>display(4).mode = displayMode.pixel // set display 4 to pixel mode | ||
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[[Category:Mini Micro]] | [[Category:Mini Micro]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:59, 5 April 2020
Display.mode this property gives (or allows you to change) the mode of a
Display instance.
See also: displayMode
Usage Notes
When you assign a different mode, Mini Micro actually removes the Display instance from the display list, and inserts a new one of the correct Display subclass. You may hang onto (and work with, off-screen) a previous reference to the removed Display. If you want a reference to the new Display, be sure to assign it after assigning to the mode.
Example
display(4).mode = displayMode.pixel // set display 4 to pixel mode
g = display(4) // grab a reference to it as g
