Reddit reviews Longruner for Raspberry Pi Touch Screen 7 Inch 1024X600 LCD TFT Display HDMI Monitor with Protective Case for Raspberry Pi 3 2 1 Model B B+ A BB Black PC
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♥ higher resolution 1024*600 ♥ the resolution of this Raspberry Pi touch screen is 1024x600, which was upgraded from 800*480. The picture will be much more delicate and clear.♥ Support all devices with standard HDMI interface ♥ This 7 Inch touch screen supports most of raspberry Pi, includes Raspberry Pi 1 2 3 model A + B +. It also support most popular Mini PC like BB Black, banana Pi, etc.♥ Free drive touch function ♥ when the 7 Inch touch screen works with the Raspberry Pi, it supports the Raspbian, Ubuntu, Win10 IoT system, single-touch and free drive. When using as a computer monitor, It supports Windows 10/ 8. 1/ 8/ 7, five point touch and free drive.♥ protective case Assembled already ♥ the Raspberry Pi Display is assembled with the protective black-acrylic case already, save your time on assembling. The triangular stand can be removed freely, making it easy to use the screen as wall-mount touch screen or desktop monitor.♥ Make it a Mini laptop ♥ the back of the touch screen can be equipped with a raspberry Pi motherboard. No need to carry Raspberry Pi and screen separately. More convenience. It'll be a Mini laptop to you! Power button is on the back of the screen to save your energy.
this is the screen I used $23 CDN on amazon
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https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B077ZT7S38/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1
WELL NUTS, posted in the wrong dang place....
Two of the input pins for the touch screen can be digital or analog, as they just supply 5v. The other two must be analog, since they use an analogRead() to get the resistance reading.
The function that draws any character just takes a bunch of hex values and copies them into memory locations inside the screen chip. It's not that difficult to write a new function in the library to do that.
Here is one clue: the amazon page for that screen ( https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B077ZT7S38/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00 ) is showing a demo screen that is actually from the Adafruit TFT libraries. So that entire library may just be a pretty close copy of the Adafruit libraries....
If you could zip the library up and post it somewhere online, the rest of us could see it.