available character glyphs

Posted on Tue 3rd, December 2019

• #1

Andreas_Rozek

Are you interested in the available character glyphs on Bangle.js (in the range 0...255)?

Here is a Gist which you may also immediately run in the emulator

Answer: it seems that only 7-bit ASCII glyphs are available (no Latin-1, for example)
• #2

Gordon

Nice! You might find this handy as well: http://www.espruino.com/Fonts

You can load extra fonts that handle more characters if you need them, but on the small font the extra codepage doesn't seem that worthwhile as most characters would be mostly illegible anyway.
• #3

Andreas_Rozek

Good to know!

Thank you very much for the link!
• #4

Andreas_Rozek

just a small note: the abovementioned gist has been updated in order to override the new font default set in the IDE
• #5

Gordon

Oh, and g.getFonts() will give you a list of fonts built into the firmware :)
• #6

Andreas_Rozek

That's good to know!
• #7

Andreas_Rozek

Here is the usual Gist, which may also be directly run in the emulator

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