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However, the next step in the project is to do some work on the display size. If someone could point me in the right direction and to the correct functions it would be greatly appreciated.
Here is what I am doing:Since my project only has a 160x160 px display (20 char x 20 char with the current font), I need to only display that much of the display buffer. Here is what I am thinking: if I take the display buffer from tn5250 and copy the characters that I want to display into a new 20x20 buffer. Each time I have the cursor move or want the screen to move I can just update the 20x20 buffer. My only real question is where in the code is dbuffer actually pushed to the screen? I need to add a function just like it but pushing my 20x20 buffer to the display. I havent started the code yet, I am still kind of thinking it out. Thanks to all the people that have worked on this project and to all the people on the list.
~Brian M. Chappell
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