You're talking about writing a bunch of code that generates data... you'll want to compile that out, right? If so, you're going to need to use an exclude annotation or alternate source path to remove all of that code from your app anyway. The…

Thanks Kyle.ConnectIQ, appreciate it!

For context, I happily use VS Code for work every day, so none of this is coming from a place where I'm unfamiliar or unhappy with how VS Code is "supposed" to work.

The launch/task example above is helpful…

There are a few steps necessary to get what you want. I'm assuming that your app looks something like this to start...

class MyWatchFace extends WatchUi.WatchFace
{
    function initialize() {
        WatchFace.initialize();
    }
    
    function…

Well, I'm fairly sure that my formula and your formula are not mathematically equivalent. Just because they give the same or similar results for a given data set doesn't really prove anything. Like you pointed out, if your power is just 200 all the time…

One problem that we keep seeing in many threads here is that it's nearly impossible to know exactly how something will behave on any given device. But given that most people do this development as a hobby, there is no way to expect people to have…