Struct ChainTopRightDown

pub struct ChainTopRightDown<const PANEL_ROWS: usize, const PANEL_COLS: usize, const TILE_ROWS: usize, const TILE_COLS: usize> {}

Chaining strategy for tiled panels

This type should be provided to the TiledFrameBuffer as a type argument. Take a look at its documentation for more details

When looking at the front, panels are chained together starting at the top right, chaining to the left until the end of the column. Then wrapping down to the next row where panels are chained left to right. This makes every second rows panels installed upside down. This pattern repeats until all rows of panels are covered.

Type Parameters

• PANEL_ROWS - Number of rows in a single panel
• PANEL_COLS - Number of columns in a single panel
• TILE_ROWS - Number of panels stacked vertically
• TILE_COLS - Number of panels stacked horizontally

Trait Implementations

impl<const PANEL_ROWS: usize, const PANEL_COLS: usize, const TILE_ROWS: usize, const TILE_COLS: usize> Debug for ChainTopRightDown<PANEL_ROWS, PANEL_COLS, TILE_ROWS, TILE_COLS>

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl<const PANEL_ROWS: usize, const PANEL_COLS: usize, const TILE_ROWS: usize, const TILE_COLS: usize> PixelRemapper for ChainTopRightDown<PANEL_ROWS, PANEL_COLS, TILE_ROWS, TILE_COLS>

const VIRT_ROWS: usize

Number of rows in the virtual panel

const VIRT_COLS: usize

Number of columns in the virtual panel

const FB_ROWS: usize = PANEL_ROWS

Number of rows in the actual framebuffer

const FB_COLS: usize

Number of columns in the actual framebuffer

fn remap_xy(x: usize, y: usize) -> (usize, usize)

Remap an x,y coordinate to a framebuffer pixel

fn remap<C: PixelColor>(pixel: Pixel<C>) -> Pixel<C>

Remap a virtual pixel to a framebuffer pixel

fn remap_point(point: Point) -> Point

Remap a virtual point to a framebuffer point

fn virtual_size() -> (usize, usize)

Size of the virtual panel

fn fb_size() -> (usize, usize)

Size of the framebuffer that this remaps to