C Language Development Kit/Functions/SetOffset

Description	This function can be used to exactly align a character in the Y-direction on the screen. The function allows you to print a character a defined number of pixels below the position where it should be printed given the Y-coordinate of its cursor position. This makes it possible to align lines of text with different font sizes.
Syntax	void set_offset(int offset);
Arguments	int offset The offset of the next printed character.
Returns	None
Remarks	The offset is set back to zero when the display is cleared.
Example	#include "lib.h" #include <stdio.h> void main( void ) { systemsetting("WK"); // Key click on while( 1 ) { setfont( TINY_FONT, 0); printf("\fHello world"); gotoxy( 0, 0); set_offset( 6 ); setfont( SMALL_FONT, 0); printf("Hello world"); gotoxy( 0, 0); set_offset( 8+6 ); setfont( MEDIUM_FONT, 0); printf("Hello world"); gotoxy( 0, 0); set_offset( 8+6+12 ); setfont( LARGE_FONT, 0); printf("Hello world"); resetkey(); while( !kbhit()) idle(); } }