Add ILI9225 support
Add viewport feature to Sprites
Rationalise common TFT_eSPI and Sprite functions and variables to use inherited functions width(), height(), rotation(), write(), pivot, cursor, swapBytes.
The ESP8266 has the LittleFS Flash filing system which is significantly faster than SPIFFS. New Smooth Font examples have been added that use LittleFS.
#740: To avoid ambiguity the pushSprite for writing a sprite to another sprite has been renamed pushToSprite
#704: Change to 18 bit colurs for SSD1963 with SPI interface
Remove outdated TFT_SPIFFS_Jpeg example
New function added:
bool created(void);
to check if sprite has been rotated. Example:
if ( !spr.created() ) Serial.println("Sprite has not been created");
Read_User_Setup updated to be compatible with STM32 and new structure format.
Reduction in compiler warnings
Update Sprite destructor
Update version to 2.2.1
Added 24 bit colour handling alphaBlend to reduce precision loss in multiple blend stages (e.g. in 2D colour gradients). Added option for alpha dither to reduce colour banding in gradients with 16 bit colours.
Get rid of compile warnings.
The library has been cleaned up as it has got a bit untidy due to the large number of small incremental changes.
4bit Sprite examples renaed to be consistent with others.
alphaBlend example moved to generic folder (alphaBlend fn was moved to TFT_eSPI class).
Added sections + explanatory comments to functions prototypes.
Temporary comments added for potential gotchas for noobs when using DMA.
spi_begin/end functions renamed to reflect functionality. Old fns retained for backwards compatibility with user setup.h files.
Set font for Transparent_Sprite_Demo_Colormap to correct value (4)
renamed setColorMap to createPalette
renamed cmpPixel to readPixelValue
added setPaletteColor / getPaletteColor
added error check to createPalette
Callback allows anitaliased fonts to be rendered over colour gradients
or images.
"Smooth_font_reading_TFT" example added
"Smooth_font_gradient" example added
Minor changes to avoid signed/unsigned comparison warnings.
