[NXC UserInteraction Library]

List of Constants

The constants listed below can be re-defined BEFORE the library header file is included.

Example:
#define QUESTION_DIALOG_BOTTOM_LINE_Y 18
#define SCREEN_PADDING 5
#include "UserInteraction.h"

Constant name Val Description
SCREEN_PADDING 1 Horizontal padding of the screen
BUTTON_PADDING 3 Horizontal and vertical padding of buttons
ARROW_SIZE 4 Size of an arrow
LINEBREAK_CHAR "#" Character that indicates a carriage return
QUESTION_DIALOG_BOTTOM_LINE_Y 12 Y position of the line separating question and answers in the question dialog


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