Connect IQ 2.1.3 SDK release notes?

Former Member over 8 years ago

Is the new release just to add fenix Chronos or does it include any goodies like conditional compilation? :cool:

A SDK release where only the last part changes are micro updates.. See here for what might change:

http://developer.garmin.com/index.php/blog/post/looking-forward-connect-iq-release-schedule

But that said, you want to use it... And there may also be an update to the Eclipse Plugin so check!

There is a "readme" in the SDK that should give you details of the changes.

Domioffroad over 8 years ago

Hello
I don't understand why (SDK 2.1.3) in Eclipse > preferences > Connect IQ > Compiler there is no input "generation key" and generate button ?

What i make wrong ?

Thanks !

lcj2 over 8 years ago

Hello
I don't understand why (SDK 2.1.3) in Eclipse > preferences > Connect IQ > Compiler there is no input "generation key" and generate button ?

What i make wrong ?

Thanks !

Make sure you have the updated Eclipse Plug-In to go with the SDK version, I see the option in my preferences.

Domioffroad over 8 years ago

Thank you ! it was an update problem... :/

I now check thread for the "too many arguments Error in onStart" !

D

lcj2 over 8 years ago

Thank you ! it was an update problem... :/

I now check thread for the "too many arguments Error in onStart" !

D

The onStart and onStop need to have a state parameter added to the function in order for this to be resolved. There are LOTS of threads about it but here is a quick look:

// onStart() is called on application start up

    function onStart(state) {

    }



    // onStop() is called when your application is exiting

    function onStop(state) {

    }

Notice onStart() is now onStart(state), this should get you back on track. It might be worthwhile to make a quick pass through all your projects adding the needed elements just so it doesn't bite again.

Domioffroad over 8 years ago

Thanks ! everything is ok now :-)

The onStart and onStop need to have a state parameter added to the function in order for this to be resolved. There are LOTS of threads about it but here is a quick look:

// onStart() is called on application start up function onStart(state) { } // onStop() is called when your application is exiting function onStop(state) { }

Notice onStart() is now onStart(state), this should get you back on track. It might be worthwhile to make a quick pass through all your projects adding the needed elements just so it doesn't bite again.