Flags

Macros
#define	TFB_FL_KB_NONBLOCK   (1 << 2)
	Non-blocking input mode. More...
#define	TFB_FL_NO_TTY_KD_GRAPHICS   (1 << 0)
	Do NOT put TTY in graphics mode. More...
#define	TFB_FL_USE_DOUBLE_BUFFER   (1 << 1)
	Do NOT write directly onto the framebuffer. More...
#define	TFB_FONT_ANY_WIDTH   0
	When passed to the 'w' param of tfb_set_font_by_size(), means that any font width is acceptable.
#define	TFB_FONT_ANY_HEIGHT   0
	When passed to the 'h' param of tfb_set_font_by_size(), means that any font height is acceptable.

Detailed Description

Macro Definition Documentation

TFB_FL_KB_NONBLOCK

#define TFB_FL_KB_NONBLOCK   (1 << 2)

Non-blocking input mode.

When passed to tfb_set_kb_raw_mode(), this flag makes the TTY input to be non-blocking.

TFB_FL_NO_TTY_KD_GRAPHICS

#define TFB_FL_NO_TTY_KD_GRAPHICS   (1 << 0)

Do NOT put TTY in graphics mode.

Passing this flag to tfb_acquire_fb() will allow to use the framebuffer and to see stdout on TTY as well. That usually is undesirable because the text written to TTY will overwrite the graphics.

TFB_FL_USE_DOUBLE_BUFFER

#define TFB_FL_USE_DOUBLE_BUFFER   (1 << 1)

Do NOT write directly onto the framebuffer.

Passing this flag to tfb_acquire_fb() will make it allocate a regular memory buffer where all the writes (while drawing) will be directed to. The changes will appear on-screen only after manually called tfb_flush_rect() or tfb_flush_rect(). This flag is useful for applications needing to clean and redraw the whole screen (or part of it) very often (e.g. games) in order to avoid the annoying flicker effect.