getObscurityFlags() and how do you actually use it?

Hi fellow devs, the sample code behavior of getObscurityFlags() seems to only work on simulator. Based on documentation getObscurityFlags() should be called at onUpdate() however if I do that it seems to break the simulator as well.

How do you actually implement it so that both real hardware and simulator behaves correctly?

0 jim_m_58 over 4 years ago

Create a new project using the project templates and select a complex data field. In VS code, it's "Monkey C: New Project" and in Eclipse, file>new>connect iq project.. You can see hows it's used there.

0 Hogesyx over 4 years ago in reply to jim_m_58

That is actually the first thing I did and the example code is wrong. It only work on simulator and not actual data fields.

the function is called in onlayout instead of onUpdate.