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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Do You Own a Kindle? Post 302486587 by Perderabo on Sunday 9th of January 2011 11:58:41 AM
Old 01-09-2011
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Originally Posted by radoulov
Do you need to scroll the page to read the entire content or it fits into the screen?
When you read an ebook (not a pdf), the content is dynamically reformatted as you read. It puts as much text as it can on the screen and calls that text a "page". You hit the "next page" or "previous page" to move around. Personally I would prefer to scroll but I don't believe it can.

But I have never read the instructions, I just hit buttons and found my own way around. Smilie
 

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scroll_screen(3alleg4)						  Allegro manual					    scroll_screen(3alleg4)

NAME
scroll_screen - Requests a hardware scroll request. Allegro game programming library. SYNOPSIS
#include <allegro.h> int scroll_screen(int x, int y); DESCRIPTION
Attempts to scroll the hardware screen to display a different part of the virtual screen (initially it will be positioned at 0, 0, which is the top left corner). You can use this to move the screen display around in a large virtual screen space, or to page flip back and forth between two non-overlapping areas of the virtual screen. Note that to draw outside the original position in the screen bitmap you will have to alter the clipping rectangle with set_clip_rect(). Mode-X scrolling is reliable and will work on any card, other drivers may not work or not work reliably. See the platform-specific section of the docs for more information. Allegro will handle any necessary vertical retrace synchronisation when scrolling the screen, so you don't need to call vsync() before it. This means that scroll_screen() has the same time delay effects as vsync(). RETURN VALUE
Returns zero on success. Returns non-zero if the graphics driver can't handle hardware scrolling or the virtual screen is not large enough. SEE ALSO
set_gfx_mode(3alleg4), show_video_bitmap(3alleg4), request_scroll(3alleg4), request_video_bitmap(3alleg4), exscroll(3alleg4) Allegro version 4.4.2 scroll_screen(3alleg4)
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