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These are mainly read-only. These work by writing "'''platform.'''" in front of them. Example : "'''platform.window:invalidate()'''"
These are mainly read-only. These work by writing "'''platform.'''" in front of them. Example : "'''platform.window:invalidate()'''"
*'''[[platform.apilevel()]]''' : Returns the version of the API. Currently (OS 3.0.1) returns 1.0.0.
*'''[[platform.apilevel]]''' : Returns the version of the API. Currently (OS 3.0.1) returns 1.0.0.
*'''[[platform.window]]'''
*'''[[platform.window]]'''
:*'''[[platform.window:width()]]''' - Returns the width of the window. Ex : ''platform.window:height()''
:*'''[[platform.window:width]]''' - Returns the width of the window. Ex : ''platform.window:height()''
:*'''[[platform.window:height()]]''' - Returns the height of the window
:*'''[[platform.window:height]]''' - Returns the height of the window
:*'''[[platform.window:invalidate()]]''' - Repaints the window (it calls '''on.paint(gc)''')
:*'''[[platform.window:invalidate]]''' - Repaints the window (it calls '''on.paint(gc)''')
*'''[[platform.isDeviceModeRendering()]]''' Returns true or false whether the unit is "rendering" or not
*'''[[platform.isDeviceModeRendering]]''' Returns true or false whether the unit is "rendering" or not
*'''[[platform.gc]]''' - Other way to call '''gc'''. Use it like that : '''platform.gc():setAlpha(...)''' for example. This is useful when you're in a function outside '''on.paint(gc)''' (but this function has to be called within [[on.paint]](gc).)
*'''[[platform.gc]]''' - Other way to call '''gc'''. Use it like that : '''platform.gc():setAlpha(...)''' for example. This is useful when you're in a function outside '''on.paint(gc)''' (but this function has to be called within [[on.paint]](gc).)
*'''[[platform.isColorDisplay()]]''' Returns ''true'' if the unit the code is being run on has a color display (-> Nspire CX), and ''false'' otherwise.
*'''[[platform.isColorDisplay]]''' Returns ''true'' if the unit the code is being run on has a color display (-> Nspire CX), and ''false'' otherwise.
== cursor ==
== cursor ==
