Hi. guys. I'm working on settings for watchface.
To implement settings inside of function onUpdate I assigned value to variable like this
dataFields = [
new dataLabel(steps, Mon.getInfo().steps),
new dataLabel(beatsPerMinute, Activity.getActivityInfo().currentHeartRate),
new dataLabel(floors, Mon.getInfo().floorsClimbed),
new dataLabel(metres, Activity.getActivityInfo().altitude),
new dataLabel(breath, Mon.getInfo().respirationRate),
// new dataLabel("bb", SensorHistory.getBodyBatteryHistory()),
new dataLabel(saturation, Activity.getActivityInfo().currentOxygenSaturation),
// new dataLabel("Stress", SensorHistory.getStressHistory()),
new dataLabel(energyExpenditure, Activity.getActivityInfo().energyExpenditure),
new dataLabel(recovery, Mon.getInfo().timeToRecovery),
new dataLabel(metres, Mon.getInfo().distance * 100),
new dataLabel(activity, Mon.getInfo().activeMinutesDay.total),
];
After user change settings I get values from this array by index like this dataFields[settingValue] it works fine, but I have some doubts about performance.
In array I have 10 values, but only 4 of them are displayed by watchface. So the question is will all other (inactive) array elements update in background? If so how can I avoid this?