Public classes
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SingleDigit
Class representing single digit in display. Digit is made from 7, 14 or 16 segments with optional decimal point segment. Or digit may be colon, in which case it have only two segments. Indexer
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Indexer public SingleSegment this [int segmentIndex] Gets reference to certain segment of this digit. Typically there is no need to control segments separately, but instead you can use methods in SegmentDisplay to control whole display, or methods in this class to control content of this single digit.
Properties public abstract int BaseSegmentCount Gets the base segment count. If this digit is part of seven segment display, this returns 7, etc.
public int TotalSegmentCount Gets the total number of segments in this digit. Segment count depends on display type (7/14/16 segments). If decimal point or apostrophe are enabled, they will add one more segment each. If this digit is colon, there's just two segments.
Methods public void Clear () Clear this digit by setting all segments to off state. public void Fill () Fill this digit by setting all segments to on state. public bool IsApostropheEnabled () Check whatever this digit have segment for apostrophe.
public bool IsColon () Check whatever this digit is colon instead of normal digit.
public bool IsDecimalPointEnabled () Check whatever this digit have segment for decimal point.
public bool IsEmpty () Check whatever all segments in this digit are in off state.
public bool IsFull () Check whatever all segments in this digit are in on state.
public void SetApostropheState (bool on) Set apostrophe on or off without changing any other segments. This method doesn't do anything if this digit doesn't have apostrophe enabled.
public bool SetChar (char chr) Set character to this digit. Supported characters depends on display style (number of segments).
public void SetColonPointStates (bool lowerOn, bool upperOn) Set colon points on or off. This method doesn't do anything if this digit isn't colon.
public void SetDecimalPointState (bool on) Set decimal point on or off without changing any other segments. This method doesn't do anything if this digit doesn't have decimal point enabled.
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