Good evening,
for a research project in elderly patients I intend to track their activity status before and after a therapeutic intervention with the vivoactive 4. In research this is usually done by assessing raw activity counts (activity that exceeds…
Given the following code:
function testMenu1() as Menu2 {
var menu = new CheckboxMenu({ :title => "My CheckboxMenu" });
unsafeAddItem(menu, new MenuItem("hello", null, :hello, null));
return menu;
}
function testMenu2() as Menu2…if 2 devs publish complication with the same ID how subscriber distinguish them?
I haven't tried this stuff myself, but reading between the lines of the docs:
- The complication "ID" in a given app's resource file is a number from 0 to…
I'm trying to figure out the return values from the listener's onMessage(msg) interrupt.
It looks like "msg" itself is a structure with multiple elements (such as "deviceNumber". And at least one of those elements in "msg" is an 8 byte array that…
I don't have a solution that works for all devices, but maybe the way I used to debug these kind of layout issues can be helpful: I use constants for colors, and I can have different constant for (:release) and (:debug). This way I can set both the foreground…
Understand a key word in this thread is "Glance", and Glances have rules you don't have in a device app. The non pro f6 devices, as well as the fr245 use Background UI Update
See https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/core-topics/glances…
I did a test with my data field which calls setData() on a session field in onTimerStop(). I started and stopped the activity in the simulator multiple times, then I finally stopped and saved the activity. Then I used Runalyze's FIT viewer tool to look…
I know it could have been easier to do that but as the datafield was existing before I added new features, and was already used by a lot of people, I wanted to keep it streamlined. Also maybe one day I won't have time to develop it anymore and somebody…
It would've been great if:
- you could create settings without string resources and use hard coded strings instead....
- These string resources didn't impact the runtime memory usage of your app
Either/or.
Seems…
I can't figure out where I'm getting the error from though.
I'm not sure either, although, as discussed earlier, the correct way to do type checking here is to declare the types of function arguments/return values and member variables…
