Marlin_FB4S/Marlin/src/lcd/extui_example.cpp

/*********************
 * extui_example.cpp *
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#include "../inc/MarlinConfigPre.h"

#if BOTH(EXTUI_EXAMPLE, EXTENSIBLE_UI)

#include "extensible_ui/ui_api.h"

// To implement a new UI, complete the functions below and
// read or update Marlin's state using the methods in the
// ExtUI methods in "../ui_api.h"
//
// Although it may be possible to access other state
// variables from Marlin, using the API here possibly
// helps ensure future compatibility.

namespace ExtUI {
  void onStartup() {
    /* Initialize the display module here. The following
     * routines are available for access to the GPIO pins:
     *
     *   SET_OUTPUT(pin)
     *   SET_INPUT_PULLUP(pin)
     *   SET_INPUT(pin)
     *   WRITE(pin,value)
     *   READ(pin)
     */
  }
  void onIdle() {}
  void onPrinterKilled(PGM_P const msg) {}
  void onMediaInserted() {};
  void onMediaError() {};
  void onMediaRemoved() {};
  void onPlayTone(const uint16_t frequency, const uint16_t duration) {}
  void onPrintTimerStarted() {}
  void onPrintTimerPaused() {}
  void onPrintTimerStopped() {}
  void onFilamentRunout(const extruder_t extruder) {}
  void onUserConfirmRequired(const char * const msg) {}
  void onStatusChanged(const char * const msg) {}
  void onFactoryReset() {}

  void onStoreSettings(char *buff) {
    // This is called when saving to EEPROM (i.e. M500). If the ExtUI needs
    // permanent data to be stored, it can write up to eeprom_data_size bytes
    // into buff.

    // Example:
    //  static_assert(sizeof(myDataStruct) <= ExtUI::eeprom_data_size);
    //  memcpy(buff, &myDataStruct, sizeof(myDataStruct));
  }

  void onLoadSettings(const char *buff) {
    // This is called while loading settings from EEPROM. If the ExtUI
    // needs to retrieve data, it should copy up to eeprom_data_size bytes
    // from buff

    // Example:
    //  static_assert(sizeof(myDataStruct) <= ExtUI::eeprom_data_size);
    //  memcpy(&myDataStruct, buff, sizeof(myDataStruct));
  }

  void onConfigurationStoreWritten(bool success) {
    // This is called after the entire EEPROM has been written,
    // whether successful or not.
  }

  void onConfigurationStoreRead(bool success) {
    // This is called after the entire EEPROM has been read,
    // whether successful or not.
  }
}

#endif // EXTUI_EXAMPLE && EXTENSIBLE_UI