Template talk:Comp List-Common
There is no need to put pages which will be transcluded into Template:* . I think Template:* should only be used for templates without specific content.
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[edit] mod comment
I would agree. In addition the pagename becomes available in its own right as a source for the user. Page names should consider all users of this wiki. For exampe Comp List-Common has no meaning and does not indicate that this is for Kindle devices only. Pick names that can focus the user on the desired page and whenever possible use something a user might type in the search box. --DaleDe (talk) 16:32, 30 October 2012 (EDT)
[edit] continue with documentation
To transclude normal pages just do
{{:pagename}}
[edit] Normal Page Transcluding Example
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Kindles have a built-in eips command that can clear the screen, can print to the screen, can scroll the text screen, and can display PNG or JPG files to the screen.
[edit] Overview
eips is a custom e Ink support program for kindles.
[edit] Usage
[edit] Update Screen
eips ''
[edit] Print text strings
eips [col] [row] [-h] string
Options:
- -h for highlighted text
[edit] Show image
eips -g|-b image_path [-w waveform -f -x xpos -y ypos -v]
Options:
- -g for png|jpg, -b for bitmap
- -w waveform can be gc16 gl16 or du, default is gc16
- -f for full update, default is partial update
- -x in units of pixels (does not work on K4)
- -y in units of pixels (does not work on K4)
- -v for inverted picture (does not work on K4)
[edit] Paint a retangle on screen
eips -d l=a,w=b,h=c [-x xx -y yy -w wf]
Options:
- -l gray level in hex
- -w width
- -h height
- -x xx location
- -y yy location
- -w waveform mode
(Does not work on K4.)
[edit] clear display
eips -c
[edit] paint checker
eips -q
(Does not work on K4.)
[edit] paint grayscale
eips -l
(Does not work on K4.)
[edit] paint pattern
eips -p
[edit] paint barcode
eips -r barcode
[edit] get fb info
eips -i
eips -i c
prints also colormap. Actually any(?) character instead of c will do.
[edit] Scrolling
Scroll the screen area between <first_row> and <last_row> by one row.
eips -z <first_row> <last_row>
