PTB中的Screen函数

function varargout = Screen(varargin)
% Screen is a MEX file（MEX 文件是在 MATLAB 中创建的一种函数，可用来调用 C、C++ 或 Fortran 子例程。要调用 MEX 文件，请使用该文件的文件名，但不带文件扩展名。MEX 文件只包含一个函数或子例程，并且其名称为 MEX 文件名。该文件必须位于您的 MATLAB 路径下。） for precise（精确地） control of the video display. Screen has many functions（Screen这个文件中包含很多个函数。是否可以理解为Screen本身其实是一个类似于储存了多个函数的函数？）; type "Screen" for a list:
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% Screen
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% For explanation of any particular screen function, just add a question
% mark "?". E.g. for 'OpenWindow', try either of these equivalent forms:
%   Screen('OpenWindow?')
%   Screen OpenWindow?
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% All the Screen Preference settings are documented together:
%   Screen Preference?
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% General Screen ARGUMENTS, common to most subfunctions of Screen:
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% "windowPtr" argument: Screen 'OpenWindow' and 'OpenOffscreenWindow' both
% return a windowPtr, a number that designates the window you just
% created. You can create many windows. To use a window, you pass its
% windowPtr to the Screen function you want to apply to that window.
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% "rect" argument: "rect" is a 1x4 matrix containing the coordinates of an
% imaginary box containing all the pixels. All screen and window
% coordinates follow Apple Macintosh conventions. (In Apples the pixels
% occupy the space between the coordinates. Thus a rect [0 0 1 1] contains
% just one pixel.) Coordinates can be local to the window (i.e. 0,0 origin
% is at upper left of window), or local to the screen (origin at upper left
% of screen), or "global", which follows Apple's convention of treating the
% entire desktop (all your screens) as one big screen, with the origin at 
% upper left of the main screen, which has the menu bar. Historically we've
% had two different orderings of the elements of rect, so, for general
% compatibility, all of the Psychophysics Toolbox refers to the elements