If you moved away and back to these faces, you'd lose the indicator. Not that the indicator here
seems very valuable, since it's not displayed on simple_clock_face, but at least
this makes things more consistent.
- switch indicators: use signal indicator instead of bell indicator
- make indicator show up only when there is an active alarm in the next 24 h
- Implement "hidden" UI tweak: extra long press of the alarm button in normal mode jumps back to alarm no. 1
- update comments to reflect latest changes
* Make countdown face reset to 0
It was annoying to have countdowns less than DEFAULT_MINUTES.
Admittedly, this does make DEFAULT_MINUTES fairly useless, since
we only ever see it the first time...
* Undo accidental change to movement_config.h
* Add movement_play_alarm_beeps() to movement.c and make alarm sounds customizable. Add alarm indicator to simple watch face.
* Add alarm face
* alarm_face: fix problem with disabling alarms for 00:00.
* Fix typos in comments and get rid of of unused variable warning
* remove unnecessary constant
* simple_clock_face: fix disappearing chime indicator after face switch, enable alarm indicator updates in app loop (for one-time alarms).
movement: handle situations where watch is in sleep mode and chimes fire off at the same time as alarms properly.
* alarm_face: tweak process of displaying things on the lcd. Add extra long and extra short alarms. Increase number of alarm slots to 16.
* alarm face: fix alarms playing one beeping round more than set.
* alarm face: add proper quick cycling of hour and minute setting
* alarm-face: correct am/pm indication and some minor tweaks. Reset movement_config.h to current main branch. simple-watch-face: Remove unnecessary check and swap indicators (alarm / hourly chime)
* alarm-face: reverse commit parts from another branch (accidentially commited logic depending on movement firmware auto firing the long press event)
Co-authored-by: joeycastillo <joeycastillo@utexas.edu>
Makefile != bourne shell, I think.
At least on my systems, this was causing a raw -j, which meant
that make had no restriction on its parallelism
(i.e. tried to build everything at once).
I know this is mostly going to be in the website, but I was initially
confused about how to get things going, and it seemed worth
having some simple 'getting started' here.
