The following code in my app
var comp = {
:value => value,
:shortLabel => "TESLA",
:longLabel => "TESLA-LINK",
:units => "%",
};
try {
Complications.updateComplication(0, comp);
}
catch (e) {
/*DEBUG*/ logMessage("Error sending Complication!");
}
Used to sent a custom complication to my watch face and received by this following watch face code snippet
function onComplicationUpdated(complicationId) {
var complication = Complications.getComplication(complicationId);
var complicationType = complication.getType();
var complicationShortLabel = complication.shortLabel;
var complicationValue = complication.value;
/*DEBUG*/ var complicationLongLabel = complication.longLabel; logMessage("Type: " + complicationType + " short label: " + complicationShortLabel + " long label: " + complicationLongLabel + " Value:" + complicationValue);
if (gTeslaComplication == true && complicationType == Complications.COMPLICATION_TYPE_INVALID && complicationShortLabel != null && complicationShortLabel.equals("TESLA")) {
$.doTeslaComplication(complicationValue);
}
Debug code shows that the complications are being sent (ie, doesn't assert) but they're not received by the watch face. The watch face is receiving the built-in Complications, just not my custom one. It was working before I compiled with CIQ 7.x. I think it was 4.2.4 (yeah, old, I know).
