Set a specific type of mode on a visual [DEPRECATED]

Name

ggiSetTextMode, ggiSetGraphMode, ggiSetSimpleMode : Set a specific type of mode on a visual [DEPRECATED]

Synopsis

#include <ggi/ggi.h>

int ggiSetTextMode(ggi_visual_t visual, int cols, int rows,
                   int vcols, int vrows, int fontx, int fonty,
                   ggi_graphtype type);

int ggiSetGraphMode(ggi_visual_t visual, int x, int y,
                    int xv, int yv, ggi_graphtype type);

int ggiSetSimpleMode(ggi_visual_t visual, int xsize, int ysize,
                     int frames, ggi_graphtype type);

Description

Important

These functions are DEPRECATED and may be removed from a future version of GGI.

ggiSetTextMode, ggiSetGraphMode and ggiSetSimpleMode are convenient versions of ggiSetMode(3) that take the mode parameters as integer arguments rather than as a ggi_mode(3) struct that the application has to fill out. Otherwise, they are functionally equivalent to ggiSetMode(3) function, and the same mode-setting semantics apply, except the changed ggi_mode(3) cannot be seen.

Return value

The functions return 0 if the mode is set successfully, otherwise an ggi-error(3) code.

Notes

Do not set a mode before checking it. You may be able to set up a certain mode on one target, but not other targets.

See the example in ggiCheckMode(3).

See Also