Hi @RMoha.2 ,The best way, as suggested by @Martin KJELDSEN , is to access the view using the presenter It might sound heavy on code, but is a sound approach from a design & maintenance point of view./Jagdish Bisawa
Hi @Sayali ,It appears that your resources cannot be fit into the flash memory available on the board. It is rather strange that you are able to view 3 screens.The on-chip flash memory is used to store your application & the off-chip quad SPI NAND f...
Hi @Bala ,In case you are using the gcc compiler, the size can be known by looking into the map file of your application. The map file is generated by the gcc linker & stored in the folder : <project_name>/TouchGFX/build/bin.It is a long file giving...
Hi @BCabo.1 ,I am not sure on this one. May be going through the API might help.As far as I know most of the X,Y positions are with respect to the parent, not the display origin. You might have to try something & conclude./Jagdish Bisawa
Hi @BCabo.1 ,It seems that the issue you are facing is that when you move from one screen to another & back to the first screen, the state of the first screen is not maintained.The TouchGFX framework does not retain the state of your widgets when sw...
