AbstractStaticpinPins across the area the cells cover.
How the cells sit on the pins
StaticfoldReads lines of cells from the top of a picture.
The picture, one entry per pin
How the cells sit on the pins
How many lines to read
The cells, line after line, bit 0 being dot 1
StaticdrawDraws lines of cells onto a picture, each dot on the pin it sits on: the way back from fold, for text on a display whose every pin can be raised.
The picture
How the cells sit on the pins
The cells, line after line, bit 0 being dot 1
The line the first cell goes on
Reads a picture drawn on a display's own pins into braille cells that sit apart on them.
The picture is drawn as though every pin could be raised, at the display's true resolution and proportions, so a circle stays round and a mark lands where it belongs. The pins between cells cannot be raised, so each is folded into the dot beside it: a column of gap pins into the cell's right-hand dots, a row of gap pins into its bottom dots. A line that falls on a gap is then felt one pin to the side rather than lost, and nothing drawn disappears.