feat: japanese walking #3900
feat: japanese walking #3900
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This really needs to display/compute distances from the step counter :-). [Ok, maybe that can be in next version, but...] |
Not a bad idea, but i wanted to keep this simple. Maybe adding that optionaly would be good. |
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Widgets are not cleared anymore, so if a stepcounter is desired, just add a widget Ps: it is quite efficient to use a real device to test the code |
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I wonder now that you let widgets show there are widgets for displaying the current time - so maybe you don't need it in the app code anymore? But you decide :) One reason I mention it is that when the screen locks the screen stops updating. If you want to keep the current time displayed on the app rectangle maybe it would make sense to redraw everytime the clock ticks a minute at least, as to not fool the user they are in the past! ;) |
A simple interval timer promoting alternating brisk and easy walking to boost fitness.
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- Configurable interval and total time
- Choice of start mode (Relax/Intense)
- Vibration alerts for mode change & completion
- Adjustable buzzertime
- Pause/resume with a tap
- Displays current time and time left
- Enable/disable clock in setting
- Close app with button/tap at the end
- While screen is locked only update screen on mode change
- And every time the clock changes
- Can be changed to updating every second in settings
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Good points! The clock can now be hidden. Additionaly the view will also be updated everytime the clock changes. |
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Looks good - thanks! |
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This app is based on the NYT article promoting alternating brisk and easy walking to boost fitness.
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