Declare Sub ScreenControl ( ByVal what As Integer, ByRef param1 As Integer = 0, ByRef param2 As Integer = 0, ByRef param3 As Integer = 0, ByRef param4 As Integer = 0 )
Declare Sub ScreenControl ( ByVal what As Integer, ByRef param As String = "" )

ScreenControl( what [, [ param1 ][, [ param2 ][, [ param3 ][, [ param4 ]]]]] )
ScreenControl( what [, param ] )

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This function can be used to set or get internal GfxLib states. The what parameter specifies which operation to perform. On operations that set states, the param* parameters must contain the values to be set. On operations that get states, param* will hold the values returned by GfxLib when the function returns.
The meaning of the param* parameters depend on the what parameter, whose possible values are defined as constants in fbgfx.bi. In lang fb, they are set to be stored in the FB Namespace.
Below is a list of the supported what constants - and their values as defined at time of writing - along with the parameters associated with them.

Supported operations

• GET_WINDOW_POS (0) Returns the current window position, in desktop coordinates.
  

• * GET_WINDOW_TITLE (1) Returns the title of the program window.
  

• GET_WINDOW_HANDLE (2) Returns a handle to the program window.
  

• * GET_DESKTOP_SIZE (3) Returns the desktop size, in pixels.
  

• GET_SCREEN_SIZE (4) Returns the current screen size in pixels.
  

• GET_SCREEN_DEPTH (5) Returns current graphics mode screen depth.
  

• GET_SCREEN_BPP (6) Returns current graphics mode BPP.
  

• GET_SCREEN_PITCH (7) Returns the current graphics mode framebuffer pitch, in bytes.
  

• GET_SCREEN_REFRESH (8) Returns the current graphics mode refresh rate, in hertz.
  

• GET_DRIVER_NAME (9) Returns the current graphics mode driver name.
  

• GET_TRANSPARENT_COLOR (10) Returns the transparent color value for the current graphics mode depth.
  

• GET_VIEWPORT (11) Returns the current viewport as set by the View (Graphics) statement, in screen coordinates.
  

• GET_PEN_POS (12) Returns the last graphical pen position, in screen coordinates. This position is used in graphics functions supporting relative coordinates using the Step keyword.
  

• GET_COLOR (13) Returns the current graphics mode color.
  

• GET_ALPHA_PRIMITIVES (14) Returns if primitives drawing support for alpha channel is enabled.
  

• GET_GL_EXTENSIONS (15) Returns a string holding all supported GL extensions, or the empty string if not in OpenGL mode.
  

• GET_HIGH_PRIORITY (16) Returns if GFX_HIGH_PRIORITY was specified in the flags passed to Screen or ScreenRes.
  

• SET_WINDOW_POS (100) Sets the current program window position, in desktop coordinates.
  

• * SET_WINDOW_TITLE (101) Sets the current program window title. This is equivalent to calling WindowTitle( param ).
  

• SET_PEN_POS (102) Sets the current graphical pen position, in screen coordinates. This position is used in graphics functions supporting relative coordinates using the Step keyword.
  

• * SET_DRIVER_NAME (103) Sets the name of the internal graphics driver to be used in subsequent calls to Screen or ScreenRes.
  

• SET_ALPHA_PRIMITIVES (104) Sets if primitives drawing should honor alpha channel.
  

• * SET_GL_COLOR_BITS (105) Sets the number of bits dedicated to the OpenGL color buffer
  

• * SET_GL_COLOR_RED_BITS (106) Sets the number of bits dedicated to the red component of the OpenGL color buffer
  

• * SET_GL_COLOR_GREEN_BITS (107) Sets the number of bits dedicated to the green component of the OpenGL color buffer
  

• * SET_GL_COLOR_BLUE_BITS (108) Sets the number of bits dedicated to the blue component of the OpenGL color buffer
  

• * SET_GL_COLOR_ALPHA_BITS (109) Sets the number of bits dedicated to the alpha component of the OpenGL color buffer
  

• * SET_GL_DEPTH_BITS (110) Sets the number of bits dedicated to the OpenGL depth buffer
  

• * SET_GL_STENCIL_BITS (111) Sets the number of bits dedicated to the OpenGL stencil buffer
  

• * SET_GL_ACCUM_BITS (112) Sets the number of bits dedicated to the OpenGL accumulation buffer
  

• * SET_GL_ACCUM_RED_BITS (113) Sets the number of bits dedicated to the red component of the OpenGL accumulation buffer
  

• * SET_GL_ACCUM_GREEN_BITS (114) Sets the number of bits dedicated to the green component of the OpenGL accumulation buffer
  

• * SET_GL_ACCUM_BLUE_BITS (115) Sets the number of bits dedicated to the blue component of the OpenGL accumulation buffer
  

• * SET_GL_ACCUM_ALPHA_BITS (116) Sets the number of bits dedicated to the alpha component of the OpenGL accumulation buffer
  

• * SET_GL_NUM_SAMPLES (117) Sets the number of samples to be used for OpenGL multisampling
  

• POLL_EVENTS (200) Cause the library to poll all events, ie to check the system event queue, specifically used for retrieving keyboard and mouse events. This is most useful for OpenGL code where Flip is not used, as normally Flip will cause these events to be polled.
  
  

'' include fbgfx.bi for some useful definitions
#include "fbgfx.bi"

Using fb

Dim e As EVENT
Dim As Integer x, y, pressed, col
Dim As Any Ptr img

ScreenRes 384, 64, 32,, GFX_SHAPED_WINDOW

'' create a fancy window shape
img = ImageCreate(48,8)
Draw String img, (0, 0), "GfxLib"
For y = 0 To 63
    For x = 0 To 383
        col = Point(x \ 8, y \ 8, img)
        If (col <> RGB(255, 0, 255)) Then
            col = RGB((x + y) And &hFF, (x + y) And &hFF, (x + y) And &hFF)
        End If
        PSet (x, y), col
    Next x
Next y

pressed = 0
Do
    If (ScreenEvent(@e)) Then
        Select Case e.type
        Case EVENT_MOUSE_BUTTON_PRESS
            pressed = -1
        Case EVENT_MOUSE_BUTTON_RELEASE
            pressed = 0
        Case EVENT_MOUSE_MOVE
            If (pressed) Then
                ScreenControl GET_WINDOW_POS, x, y
                ScreenControl SET_WINDOW_POS, x + e.dx, y + e.dy
            End If
        End Select
    End If
    Sleep 5
Loop While Not MultiKey(1)

• Not available in the -lang qb dialect unless referenced with the alias __Screencontrol.
  
  

• New to FreeBASIC
  
  

• Screen (Graphics)
  
• ScreenEvent
  
• ScreenInfo
  
• WindowTitle
  
• View (Graphics)