$.timetorecoverApp.getSettingsView(); does nothing
Of course it doesn't, as that function simply returns your settings view (and delegate) - it doesn't do anything with them. The framework calls it when the user accesses watchface settings through…
$.timetorecoverApp.getSettingsView(); does nothing
Of course it doesn't, as that function simply returns your settings view (and delegate) - it doesn't do anything with them. The framework calls it when the user accesses watchface settings through…
https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/WatchUi/View.html#setActionMenuIndicator-instance_function
The full text for the doc is:
Represents the Action Menu behavior.
This will be triggered when action menu is pushed. Invoke WatchUi.s…
My guess is that when the switch happens and the HR of the optical sensor is used, then you won't see respiratory rate for those seconds. It wouldn't make sense to decide that the strap's HR reading is bad quality, so we switch to the optical…
Is there a table somewhere, where I can look up which devices supports which emojis?
Unfortunately no
What format is expected?
Try encoding your source (MC and resource XML) files as utf-8. You should be able to use unicode…
Perhaps the ones that support enduro 2 were loaded in the store prior to removal of 006-B4341-00?
To be precise, they were built prior to removal of 006-B4341-00 from the device file. Information from the device library is used at…
To clarify, on most Garmin watches, Move IQ doesn’t record a full activity, it just puts an entry in your calendar like “Walking - 40 min”. The difference between that and a full activity is that a full activity typically enables GPS, records your location…
since you can't in the simulator press two button at once.
You can if you use the keyboard:
KEY_UP = UP
KEY_DOWN = DOWN
KEY_MENU = M (even on a device which doesn't have a separate physical menu button :/)
KEY_ESC = ESC
KEY_ENTER…
Hello, this is my first time actually asking something to the forum as opposed to reading though forum posts to try find my answers.
(I know it is a lot to read, even partial advice or thoughts are helpful!)
I am in the works of making an application…
Since updating to 6.2.1 (although I'm starting to think thats not relevant), I can still set breakpoints that trigger. If I then hit "go", things work as expected, and it runs until the next breakpoint. Similarly "step out" will run until the current…
Oh, were you literally using Graphics.Dc.getFontHeight() as opposed to dc.getFontHeight() (where dc is an instance of Graphics.Dc)?
That would explain it. Technically the former usage is incorrect (as getFontHeight() is a class instance method as opposed…