LVGL add support for set_text_fmt

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Stephan Hadinger 2022-01-16 10:23:35 +01:00
parent f62b8a880e
commit 3543d5f094
2 changed files with 34 additions and 27 deletions

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@ -830,7 +830,7 @@ const be_ntv_func_def_t lv_label_func[] = {
{ "set_long_mode", (void*) &lv_label_set_long_mode, "", "(lv.lv_obj)i" },
{ "set_recolor", (void*) &lv_label_set_recolor, "", "(lv.lv_obj)b" },
{ "set_text", (void*) &lv_label_set_text, "", "(lv.lv_obj)s" },
{ "set_text_fmt", (void*) &lv_label_set_text_fmt, "", "(lv.lv_obj)s" },
{ "set_text_fmt", (void*) &lv_label_set_text_fmt, "", "(lv.lv_obj)s[......]" },
{ "set_text_sel_end", (void*) &lv_label_set_text_sel_end, "", "(lv.lv_obj)i" },
{ "set_text_sel_start", (void*) &lv_label_set_text_sel_start, "", "(lv.lv_obj)i" },
{ "set_text_static", (void*) &lv_label_set_text_static, "", "(lv.lv_obj)s" },
@ -893,7 +893,7 @@ const be_ntv_func_def_t lv_table_func[] = {
{ "get_selected_cell", (void*) &lv_table_get_selected_cell, "", "(lv.lv_obj)(lv.uint16)(lv.uint16)" },
{ "has_cell_ctrl", (void*) &lv_table_has_cell_ctrl, "b", "(lv.lv_obj)ii(lv.lv_table_cell_ctrl)" },
{ "set_cell_value", (void*) &lv_table_set_cell_value, "", "(lv.lv_obj)iis" },
{ "set_cell_value_fmt", (void*) &lv_table_set_cell_value_fmt, "", "(lv.lv_obj)iis" },
{ "set_cell_value_fmt", (void*) &lv_table_set_cell_value_fmt, "", "(lv.lv_obj)iis[......]" },
{ "set_col_cnt", (void*) &lv_table_set_col_cnt, "", "(lv.lv_obj)i" },
{ "set_col_width", (void*) &lv_table_set_col_width, "", "(lv.lv_obj)ii" },
{ "set_row_cnt", (void*) &lv_table_set_row_cnt, "", "(lv.lv_obj)i" },

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@ -211,6 +211,7 @@ with open(lv_widgets_file) as f:
g = parse_func_def.search(l_raw)
if g:
# print(l_raw, g.group(3))
# if match, we parse the line
# Ex: 'void lv_obj_set_parent(lv_obj_t * obj, lv_obj_t * parent);'
ret_type = g.group(1) # return type of the function
@ -230,37 +231,43 @@ with open(lv_widgets_file) as f:
# convert arguments
c_args = ""
args_raw = [ x.strip(" \t\n\r") for x in g.group(3).split(",") ] # split by comma and strip
# print(args_raw)
for arg_raw in args_raw:
# Ex: 'const lv_obj_t * parent' -> 'const ', 'lv_obj_t', ' * ', 'parent', ''
# Ex: 'bool auto_fit' -> '', 'bool', ' ', 'auto_fit', ''
# Ex: 'const lv_coord_t value[]' -> 'const', 'lv_coord_t', '', 'value', '[]'
ga = parse_arg.search(arg_raw)
if ga: # parsing ok?
ga_type = ga.group(2)
ga_ptr = ( ga.group(3).strip(" \t\n\r") == "*" ) # boolean
ga_name = ga.group(4)
ga_array = ga.group(5)
ga_type_ptr = ga_type
if ga_ptr: ga_type_ptr += " *"
if ga_array: ga_type_ptr += " []"
if ga_type_ptr in return_types:
ga_type = return_types[ga_type_ptr]
else:
# remove the trailing '_t' of type name if any
ga_type = re.sub(r"_t$", "", ga_type)
# if the type is a single letter, we just add it
if len(ga_type) == 1 and ga_type != 'c': # callbacks are different
c_args += ga_type
else:
if ga_type.endswith("_cb"):
# it's a callback type, we encode it differently
if ga_type not in lv_cb_types:
lv_cb_types.append(ga_type)
c_args += "^" + ga_type + "^"
# print(f"g={g} ga={ga}")
if ga or arg_raw == '...': # parsing ok? Special case for '...' which can't be captured easily in regex
if arg_raw != '...':
ga_type = ga.group(2)
ga_ptr = ( ga.group(3).strip(" \t\n\r") == "*" ) # boolean
ga_name = ga.group(4)
ga_array = ga.group(5)
ga_type_ptr = ga_type
if ga_ptr: ga_type_ptr += " *"
if ga_array: ga_type_ptr += " []"
if ga_type_ptr in return_types:
ga_type = return_types[ga_type_ptr]
else:
# we have a high-level type that we treat as a class name, enclose in parenthesis
c_args += "(" + "lv." + ga_type + ")"
# remove the trailing '_t' of type name if any
ga_type = re.sub(r"_t$", "", ga_type)
# if the type is a single letter, we just add it
if len(ga_type) == 1 and ga_type != 'c': # callbacks are different
c_args += ga_type
else:
if ga_type.endswith("_cb"):
# it's a callback type, we encode it differently
if ga_type not in lv_cb_types:
lv_cb_types.append(ga_type)
c_args += "^" + ga_type + "^"
else:
# we have a high-level type that we treat as a class name, enclose in parenthesis
c_args += "(" + "lv." + ga_type + ")"
else:
# '...'
c_args += "[......]" # allow 6 additional parameters
# analyze function name and determine if it needs to be assigned to a specific class
func_name = g.group(2)