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The newer SDK support tooltips to show the function prototype and help text, so best to make good use of it.
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Philip Abbey
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//
// J D Abbey & P A Abbey, 28 December 2022
//
//
// Description:
//
// A view with added methods to scale from percentages of scrren size to pixels.
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
using Toybox.Lang;
using Toybox.WatchUi;
using Toybox.Math;
//! A view that provides a common method 'pixelsForScreen' to make Views easier to layout on different
//! sized watch screens.
//
class ScalableView extends WatchUi.View {
//! Retain the local screen width for efficiency
private var mScreenWidth;
//! Class Constructor
//
function initialize() {
View.initialize();
mScreenWidth = System.getDeviceSettings().screenWidth;
}
// Convert a fraction expressed as a percentage (%) to a number of pixels for the
// screen's dimensions.
//
// Parameters:
// * dc - Device context
// * pc - Percentage (%) expressed as a number in the range 0.0..100.0
//
// Uses screen width rather than screen height as rectangular screens tend to have
// height > width.
//
//! Convert a fraction expressed as a percentage (%) to a number of pixels for the
//! screen's dimensions.
//!
//! Uses screen width rather than screen height as rectangular screens tend to have
//! height > width.
//!
//! @param pc Percentage (%) expressed as a number in the range 0.0..100.0
//!
//! @return Number of pixels for the screen's dimensions for a fraction expressed as a percentage (%).
//!
function pixelsForScreen(pc as Lang.Float) as Lang.Number {
return Math.round(pc * mScreenWidth) / 100;
}