LV_SYMBOL_xx - displayed in half or none displayed

[k_w]

Description

I want to use the symbols LV_SYMBOL_UP, LV_SYMBOL_DOWN, LV_SYMBOL_RIGHT as axes ends.

What MCU/Processor/Board and compiler are you using?

STM32F769NI / STM32F769I-DISCO / Atollic TrueStudio

What do you experience?

Only the symbol LV_SYMBOL_UP is written on the display. In the simulator (Visual Studio 2019) is perfect. I change the font and nothing helped.

Code to reproduce

/* label_arrow_right style */
        static lv_style_t style_label_arrow_right;
        lv_style_copy(&style_label_arrow_right, &lv_style_pretty);
	style_label_arrow_right.text.font = &lv_font_roboto_28;
/*************/
        lv_obj_t* img_arrow_right = lv_img_create(parent, label_arrow_right);
	lv_img_set_src(img_arrow_right, LV_SYMBOL_RIGHT);
	lv_obj_set_pos(img_arrow_right, 717, 327);

	lv_obj_t* label_arrow_up = lv_label_create(parent, label_arrow_right);
	lv_label_set_text(label_arrow_up, LV_SYMBOL_UP"I");
	lv_obj_set_pos(label_arrow_up, 7, 56);

	lv_obj_t* cur_arrow_up = lv_img_create(parent, label_arrow_right);
	lv_img_set_src(cur_arrow_up, LV_SYMBOL_UP);
	lv_obj_set_pos(cur_arrow_up, 446, 87);

	lv_obj_t* cur_arrow_down = lv_label_create(parent, label_arrow_right);
	lv_img_set_src(cur_arrow_down, LV_SYMBOL_DOWN);
	lv_obj_set_pos(cur_arrow_down, 446, 310);

Screenshot and/or video

I marked the errors with a red frame and the correct symbols with a green one.

On the LCD of the STM32F769I-DISCO.

In the simulator

Please help. Greetings

[embeddedt]

If it works normally in the simulator it usually means it’s an issue with your driver.

[k_w]

If it works normally in the simulator it usually means it’s an issue with your driver.

I use this project stm32f769_disco_no_os_sw4stm32 by moving it to Atollic TrueStudio. The project with the library 5.3 was displayed on the LCD properly. After going to 6.0, these errors appeared.

[embeddedt]

Does it work in SW4STM32?

[embeddedt]

Additionally, is LV_USE_GPU enabled? If so, try disabling it and see if that changes things.

[kisvegabor]

Are you using the latest master branch?

[k_w]

Does it work in SW4STM32?

I don’t know. I don’t use SW4STM32.

Additionally, is LV_USE_GPU enabled? If so, try disabling it and see if that changes things.

Yes, it was enable. I disabled and checked. Did not help.

Are you using the latest master branch?

Yes, latest version. (You helped me by removing this problem)

[kisvegabor]

I see something strange here:

    lv_obj_t* img_arrow_right = lv_img_create(parent, label_arrow_right);
	lv_img_set_src(img_arrow_right, LV_SYMBOL_RIGHT);
	lv_obj_set_pos(img_arrow_right, 717, 327);

	lv_obj_t* label_arrow_up = lv_label_create(parent, label_arrow_right);
	lv_label_set_text(label_arrow_up, LV_SYMBOL_UP"I");
	lv_obj_set_pos(label_arrow_up, 7, 56);

You copy label_arrow_right as img and label too. However, the create functions can copy an object only with their type. From the code example, I can’t see what is the type of label_arrow_right but it can’t be img and label too.

[k_w]

You copy label_arrow_right as img and label too. However, the create functions can copy an object only with their type. From the code example, I can’t see what is the type of label_arrow_right but it can’t be img and label too.

        lv_obj_t* label_arrow_right = lv_label_create(parent, NULL);
	lv_label_set_text(label_arrow_right, "t");
	lv_obj_set_pos(label_arrow_right, 718, 352);
	lv_label_set_style(label_arrow_right, LV_LABEL_STYLE_MAIN, &style_label_arrow_right);

I will change the code according to your instructions and let you know.

[embeddedt]

I don’t know. I don’t use SW4STM32.

If it still doesn’t work after fixing the copy issue, try it in SW4STM32.

[k_w]

I made two mistakes.
The first mistake.

You copy label_arrow_right as img and label too. However, the create functions can copy an object only with their type. From the code example, I can’t see what is the type of label_arrow_right but it can’t be img and label too.

kisvegabor he was right. Using the label style for the image caused it to not display properly. I changed the code.

        lv_obj_t* label_arrow_up = lv_label_create(parent, label_arrow_right);
	lv_label_set_text(label_arrow_up, LV_SYMBOL_UP"I");
	lv_obj_set_pos(label_arrow_up, 7, 56);

	lv_obj_t* cur_arrow_up = lv_img_create(parent, NULL);
	lv_img_set_src(cur_arrow_up, LV_SYMBOL_UP);
	lv_obj_set_pos(cur_arrow_up, 446, 87);

However, it did not work well (picture below)

The second one.
When specifying the style for LV_PAGE_STYLE_SCRL instead of copying the style, I did it according to the code:

        style_page_scrl.body.padding.top = 0;
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.bottom = 0;
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.left = 0;
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.right = 0;
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.inner = 0;

       create_tab1(tab1);
       lv_page_set_style(tab1, LV_PAGE_STYLE_SCRL, &style_page_scrl);

It seems to me that it’s difficult to define how the Tab element will behave, how it will be set in such a style.
Summarizing:
The first problem: I followed the instructions kisvegabor.
The second problem: I looked at lv_style.c and chose the style that suits me best. I copied to style_page_scrl. I have supplemented the above code with one line: lv_style_copy(&style_page_scrl, &lv_style_transp);
Everything works

I still have a lot to learn about this wonderful library

[kisvegabor]

Glad to hear that you made it work!

When specifying the style for LV_PAGE_STYLE_SCRL instead of copying the style, I did it according to the code:

I don’t really understand this. Can you explain the issue in more detail? It might be useful for others too.

[k_w]

I don’t really understand this. Can you explain the issue in more detail? It might be useful for others too.

Sorry, I used too big a mental shortcut.

These are my thoughts and conclusions. If I’m wrong, correct me.

By using the Tabview widget, by adding a tab, a page is created. More precisely as described:

You can add a new tabs with lv_tabview_add_tab(tabview, “Tab name”). It will return with a pointer to a Page object where you can add the tab’s content.

Going to the description of the page we read that:

The Page consist of two Containers on each other:

• a background (or base)
• a top which is scrollable .

and

If you create a child on the page it will be automatically moved to the scrollable container.

The parent for all objects is the scrollable container. My style_page_scrl was set for the scrollable container.
On the website, you recommend that:

You can modify the built-in styles or you can create new styles.
When creating new styles it’s recommended to first copy a built-in style with lv_style_copy(&dest_style, &src_style) to be sure all fields are initialized with a proper value.

When I created style_page_scrl I did it like this:

        lv_style_t style_page_scrl;
        style_page_scrl.body.padding.top = 0;
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.bottom = 0;
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.left = 0;
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.right = 0;
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.inner = 0;

Without copying one of the styles and modifying it or not are initialize all fields of the newly created style, the set style is incomplete. It was my mistake. All style fields have a value of 0 (zero) (padding it’s set 0). After using const lv_style_t* tt = lv_page_get_style(tab1, LV_PAGE_STYLE_SCRL); in the simulation, we can read:

So when for the declaration

        lv_obj_t* cur_arrow_down = lv_img_create(parent, NULL);
	lv_img_set_src(cur_arrow_down, LV_SYMBOL_DOWN);
	lv_obj_set_pos(cur_arrow_down, 446, 334);

The cur_arrow_down object inherits the style by default. And since the parent style has all fields set to 0, hence these display problems. Objects that display correctly have their own styles other than style_page_scrl. So when I supplemented my code with copying style and changed only the padding values, the style had all fields set, different from 0.

        lv_style_copy(&style_page_scrl, &lv_style_transp);
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.top = 0;
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.bottom = 0;
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.left = 0;
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.right = 0;
	style_page_scrl.body.padding.inner = 0;

P.S. sorry for mistakes. I support a translator.

[kisvegabor]

Crystal clear now, thank you!