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An LCD screen with a resolution of 480*320 was used on the embedded T113 board. Initially, the UI design was carried out using the NXP GuiGuider software tool, which automatically generated a set of C codes. Later, the .guiguider project file was lost, and when I tried to open it again using the GuiGuider IDE software, it failed to load because the .guiguider project configuration file could not be found. Now, I can only modify the interface through the generated C codes, which is very non-intuitive and inefficient. I would like to ask everyone, is there any way to recover the .guiguider project configuration file from the C project code?
Hi @wenzhang,
Unfortunately, there is no real way of recovering the .guiguider project file from the C project code. These are technically independent from one another. the .guiguider file is used to have all the configuration that the GUI Guider application uses as input to be displayed as an editable project. On the other hand, the generated C code is GUI Guider's output, which is generated as LVGL configurations to display a GUI using this graphics library.
If only some fine tuning is required, your best bet would likely be to create a new project roughly setting up the widget changes you need and then using this generated code as a reference to adjust the code on your original project.
If the changes you need are more substantial, its likely a better idea to re-do the whole GUI on a new project in GUI Guider and let the tool handle the generation of the whole code once again. This would also enable you to update your GUI to the latest version of LVGL (v9.4.0) using the latest version of GUI Guider (v2.0.0).
BR,
Edwin.