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# Display
_The Display is a special element where you can use the window (term) API to draw on the display, useful when you need to use external APIs._
_A specialized element that provides direct access to ComputerCraft's Window API. _
_It acts as a canvas where you can use standard CC terminal operations, making it ideal for:_
_- Integration with existing CC programs and APIs_
_- Custom drawing operations_
_- Terminal emulation_
_- Complex text manipulation_
_The Display maintains its own terminal buffer and can be manipulated using familiar CC terminal methods._
Extends: `VisualElement`
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|Method|Returns|Description|
|---|---|---|
|[Display:getWindow](#display-getwindow)|table|Returns the current window object|
|[Display:write](#display-write-x-y-text-fg-bg)|Display|Writes text to the display|
|[Display:getWindow](#display-getwindow)|table|Gets the CC window instance|
|[Display:write](#display-write-x-y-text-fg-bg)|Display|Writes colored text to the display|
## Display:getWindow()
Returns the current window object
Retrieves the underlying ComputerCraft window object
### Returns
* `table` `window` The current window object
* `table` `window` A CC window object with all standard terminal methods
## Display:write(x, y, text, fg?, bg?)
Writes text to the display at the given position with the given foreground and background colors
Writes text directly to the display with optional colors
### Parameters
* `x` `number` The x position to write to
* `y` `number` The y position to write to
* `text` `string` The text to write
* `fg` *(optional)* `colors` The foreground color (optional)
* `bg` *(optional)* `colors` The background color (optional)
* `x` `number` X position (1-based)
* `y` `number` Y position (1-based)
* `text` `string` Text to write
* `fg` *(optional)* `colors` Foreground color (optional)
* `bg` *(optional)* `colors` Background color (optional)
### Returns
* `Display` `self` The display instance
* `Display` `self` For method chaining