My DataField can't work when the HRM is paired and connected from the watch system menu, because then the watch uses the ANT sensor instead of the optical HR sensor, and there whole point of the ANT+ HRM DF is to compare the HR readings…
My DataField can't work when the HRM is paired and connected from the watch system menu, because then the watch uses the ANT sensor instead of the optical HR sensor, and there whole point of the ANT+ HRM DF is to compare the HR readings…
is there a compile option to deploy a debug version of a watch app to a device, for alpha testing?
[Open Command Palette - CTRL/CMD-SHIFT-P] > Monkey C: Build For Device > [Select Output Folder] > Debug
As far as I can tell,…
Here's a more complete example, incorporated into the code you posted. This example defines a BroadcastChannel class which extends Ant.GenericChannel (as flocsy alluded to and which is shown in the GenericChannel SDK sample). In simple terms, when class…
Could you please clarify where all of this code is happening? Is it all at the global scope? It seems to be that way based on your post.
i.e. I understand that at the global scope, you have...
...in one file ("File A"):
var UserSettings = [12…
Given the following code:
import Toybox.Lang;
import Toybox.Application;
(:typecheck(false))
function noSystem() as Void {
// Fails at runtime: "Could not find symbol 'System'"
System.println(0);
}
function noNumber(x as Number or String…The workaround was already proposed by jim_m_58,
No that was a different workaround:
"Maybe someone has a CIQ activity for your sport where something like this can be added,"
Again the clear implication is to use a CIQ device app…
I know that this was stated before (and the current resolution was also proposed at the same time), but I'm wondering if you could shed some light on the exact reasoning behind the original design?
Sure, it makes IQ apps more flexible, but at the same…
using Toybox.Application as App;
using Toybox.Lang as Lang;
using Toybox.System as Sys;
using…