TFT Display with ILI9341 running

I've got a small and cheap(about 5 € at banggood) TFT Display with ILI9341 up and running.
Its based on sources from Peter Drescher.
At least for displaying it works fine, except:

• fillRect gets color undefined, if fillRect is called. Color is fine if vector font is used for drawString.
  
• vector font in Espruino seems to be a bold font, which makes it hard to read. Bitmap font is far too small for a 2.2" display with 240*320
  There are some more options like change orientation and an SD card.
  As soon as I get it stable, I will create a module.
  

That looks like a really neat display!

It'd be great to see the library - ILI9341 is used in the STM32F429I discovery board too, and I had a quick play with that but without much success.

There's actually some internal support for ILI9320/25/28/31 chips when they're connected in parallel, but not for them when connected via SPI. It'd be great to get that changed as I reckon it'd bump the speed up a lot.

wrt fillRect - can you give an example? Looking at the code, fillRect uses the foreground colour (as it doesn't take a colour argument) - I can't see any real issues there and I have used that callback for the OLED display driver and it seems to work fine...

As for the font - we've covered that elsewhere. I think a built-in 'bitmap' class would solve this and would allow people to use icons and things as well. There's a bug for it here: https://github.com/espruino/Espruino/iss­ues/198

Either that or maybe we could make the vector font thinner. Also, if the size of that font could be packed down, we'd have space for a different bitmap font as well.

drawing is done like this

  graphics.setColor(0,1,0);
  graphics.fillRect(70,70,120,100);
  graphics.setFontVector(12);
  graphics.drawString("Espruino",0,0);

inside my module graphics are created like this:

              me.graphics = Graphics.createCallback(240,320,16,{
                setPixel:function(x,y,c){setPixel(x,y,c)­;},
                fillRect:function(x1,y1,x2,y2,c){fillRec­t(x1,y1,x2,y2,c);}
              });

And fillRect is doing this:

  function fillRect(x1,y1,x2,y2,c){
console.log(x1,y1,x2,y2,c);

which returns this:
70 70 120 120 undefined
2 11 2 12 2016
3 10 3 12 2016
In my best understanding:
drawing rects from drawString send color as 5th parameter
same from fillRect does not use the color parameter

Ahh, thanks for the info....

>g              
={
  "setPixel":function (x,y,c) { ... },
  "fillRect":function (x1,y1,x2,y2,c) { ... }
}

So fillRect gets automatically defined in Graphics, and it overloads the built-in fillRect function :( I'll fix that for 1v56.

just getting a white screen nothing else is displayed.Need help with the program and connections.

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Are you using the ILI9341 module and example code? http://www.espruino.com/ILI9341

Also, what board are you using? It looks more like an mbed than an Espruino?