10-25-2017, 05:54 AM
Normally there are timer functions that get the time and battery value and update the screen accordingly.
However, when a program is running, these updates are disabled.
Im presuming this is done so that apps that take over the screen won't be interrupted by the power and time info.
However, you don't provide the time or battery value programatically. Is there a way to turn on the screen updates from the program so it continues to be updated while your app is running?
That is needed, as if you aren't using that part of the screen, the time and power remains frozen on the screen....which is technically an error....especially with the time.
Since running the program disables this and when the program exits, it's enabled again, there must be a call that disables/enables this....I'm asking if that call can be made accessible...or maybe it already is?
Thx
-Donald
However, when a program is running, these updates are disabled.
Im presuming this is done so that apps that take over the screen won't be interrupted by the power and time info.
However, you don't provide the time or battery value programatically. Is there a way to turn on the screen updates from the program so it continues to be updated while your app is running?
That is needed, as if you aren't using that part of the screen, the time and power remains frozen on the screen....which is technically an error....especially with the time.
Since running the program disables this and when the program exits, it's enabled again, there must be a call that disables/enables this....I'm asking if that call can be made accessible...or maybe it already is?
Thx
-Donald