iVIEW-100 Series user’s Manual, 2006, v2.0 ----- 175
int LcdGotoXY(int x,int y);/* move cursor to (x,y) */
int LcdGotoXY_1(void);/* Set cursor to (*LcdTextCurX,*LcdTextCurY), and set data pointer to that
position. */
/* Clear TEXT screen, and move cursor to (0,0) */
int LcdClearTextScreen(void);
/* From current cursor position, Clear to end of line. Cursor position is not changed. */
int LcdClearToEndOfLine(void);
/* Output n BYTES text */
int LcdPutText(unsigned char *buf,int no);
int LcdPutTextXY(int x,int y,unsigned char *buf,int no);
int LcdGetTextXY(int x,int y,unsigned char *buf,int no);
/* Output 1 character */
int LcdPutch(unsigned data);
int LcdPutch0(unsigned data);
int LcdPutch1(unsigned data);
int LcdPutchXY(unsigned x,unsigned y,unsigned data);
/* Output string */
int LcdPuts(unsigned char *str);
int LcdPuts0(unsigned char *str);
int LcdPutsXY(int x,int y,unsigned char *str);
int LcdPutsXY0(int x,int y,unsigned char *str);
/* format output */
int LcdPrint(char *fmt,...);
int LcdPrint0(char *fmt,...);
int LcdPrintXY(int x,int y,char *fmt,...);
int LcdPrintXY0(int x,int y,char *fmt,...);
/* Move the screen up n lines. */
int LcdTextMoveUp(unsigned lineno);
/*
All the function name with "XY" means output to the position (x,y).
