Change the display of a function.

divide hours by 24 to get days.  

Hm, and specifically, could I ask for an example, or an intervention in the code that I entered here?

var days=(batHoursLeft/24).toNumber();

This solution didn't help and I still have battery life in hours. If anyone could help me modify the code, I would be grateful :-)

put in some System.prinln() calls to see your values at different points in the code.

That's not the solution for me. I ask someone who is more involved in programming to contact me ...

thank you very much

Isn't there really a willing person who would take a few minutes of his time and adjust the code and teach me specifically?

So this is the world...

Adding println() calls is teaching you how to debug a problem.

I wrote on this forum because it is not in my power to solve it. I have used systemPrint several times and I get the same answer as in the presentation on the simulator.

Given this code:

         if(batHoursLeft < 99.0) {
            batHoursLeft=Math.round(batHoursLeft);
         }
         else {
            batHoursLeft=Math.round(batHoursLeft/24.0);   //convert to days
            hoursDays="d";
         }

If it's less than 99 hours (more than 4 days) you don't try to convert it to days, but leave it as hours.

Thank you.

I have already corrected and understood. If the battery capacity is less than 50%, then the indicator shows the battery life in hours, if the battery capacity is greater than 50%, then the indicator shows the battery life in days.