Touch Display Focus Guide Dynamic Repositioning

The patent applies the dynamics principle by making the previously fixed GUI buttons movable. The control unit detects touch operations on the display screen and dynamically repositions both the focus guide and GUI buttons based on the touch input, allowing the layout to adapt flexibly rather than remaining static. This resolves the contradiction by enabling the focus guide to be displayed in full screen while preventing it from being hidden by making the buttons' positions dynamic rather than fixed.

The patent uses touch operation detection as an intermediary mechanism to mediate between the focus guide and GUI buttons. When a touch operation is detected, the control unit uses this input to coordinate the positioning of both elements, ensuring they don't overlap in a way that hides the focus guide. The touch input acts as a mediator that triggers the repositioning logic, allowing both elements to coexist on the full screen without obscuring each other.

The patent transforms the static positioning system into a dynamic one where both GUI buttons and focus guide can be repositioned based on user touch input. This allows the system to maintain accustomed locations when needed while adapting to prevent overlap when the focus guide needs to be displayed, thus providing both ease of operation and adaptability.

The patent changes the position parameter of GUI buttons from fixed to variable based on touch operation detection. By making the position parameter adjustable rather than constant, the system can maintain familiar locations for ease of operation while also adapting positions to prevent the focus guide from being hidden, thus achieving both objectives.