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size_t write	(	const uint8_t *	buffer,
		size_t	size
	)

Sends specified number of codes to the display.

Codes can be ANSI/VT codes or ASCII characters.

Parameters

buffer	Pointer to codes buffer.
size	Number of codes in the buffer.

Returns

The number of codes written.

Example:

// Clear the screen and print "Hello World!"
Terminal.write("\e[2J", 4);
Terminal.write("Hellow World!\r\n", 15);

// The same without size specified
Terminal.write("\e[2J");
Terminal.write("Hellow World!\r\n");

Examples

Others/KeyboardScanCodes/KeyboardScanCodes.ino, Others/KeyboardVirtualKeys/KeyboardVirtualKeys.ino, SSD1306_OLED/128x32/SimpleTerminalOut/SimpleTerminalOut.ino, SSD1306_OLED/128x64/NetworkTerminal/NetworkTerminal.ino, SSD1306_OLED/128x64/RTClock/RTClock.ino, SSD1306_OLED/128x64/SimpleTerminalOut/SimpleTerminalOut.ino, ST7789_TFT/240x240/SimpleTerminalOut/SimpleTerminalOut.ino, VGA/Altair8800/Altair8800.ino, VGA/AnsiTerminal/AnsiTerminal.ino, VGA/LoopbackTerminal/LoopbackTerminal.ino, VGA/NetworkTerminal/NetworkTerminal.ino, VGA/SimpleTerminalOut/SimpleTerminalOut.ino, VGA/SimpleTextTerminalOut/SimpleTextTerminalOut.ino, VGA/Songs/Songs.ino, and VGA/SoundChipSimulator/SoundChipSimulator.ino.

Definition at line 1958 of file terminal.cpp.