/// <summary>
/// Execution entry point.
/// </summary>
public static void Main()
{
int width, height, bpp, orientation;
Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.HardwareProvider hwProvider = Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.HardwareProvider.HwProvider;
hwProvider.GetLCDMetrics(out width, out height, out bpp, out orientation);
// allocate one bitmap to be used as drawing canvas
MyTouchScreen myTouchScreen = new MyTouchScreen(new TouchScreen.ActiveRectangle[] { new TouchScreen.ActiveRectangle(10, 20, 100, 100, null) }, new Bitmap(width, height));
// Touch notifications are not turned on by default. You need to
// explicitly inform the Touch engine that you want touch events to
// be pumped to your direction, and you want to work with the rest
// of the architecture.
Microsoft.SPOT.Touch.Touch.Initialize(myTouchScreen);
// Start the application.
myTouchScreen.Run(myTouchScreen);
}
/// <summary>
/// Execution entry point.
/// </summary>
public static void Main()
{
int width, height, bpp, orientation;
Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.HardwareProvider hwProvider = Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.HardwareProvider.HwProvider;
hwProvider.GetLCDMetrics(out width, out height, out bpp, out orientation);
// allocate one bitmap to be used as drawing canvas
MyTouchScreen myTouchScreen = new MyTouchScreen(new TouchScreen.ActiveRectangle[] { new TouchScreen.ActiveRectangle(10, 20, 100, 100, null) }, new Bitmap(width, height));
// Touch notifications are not turned on by default. You need to
// explicitly inform the Touch engine that you want touch events to
// be pumped to your direction, and you want to work with the rest
// of the architecture.
Microsoft.SPOT.Touch.Touch.Initialize(myTouchScreen);
// Start the application.
myTouchScreen.Run(myTouchScreen);
}
