"Menus" example in Bangle.js documentation

Posted on Wed 4th, December 2019

• #1

Andreas_Rozek

Hello Gordon,

are you aware that the "Menus" example in your Bangle.js documentation references LED1 and, thus, fails for "Backlight On" and "Backlight Off"?
• #2

Gordon

Ahh - thanks. Again, it's a general example since E.showMenu is supposed to work across a bunch of devices, but I guess it means I'll have to implement the fake LED1 object.
• #3

Andreas_Rozek

Well, I expected s.th. like that - but this example is part of the Bangle.js-specific page which is why I thought I'd mention it.
• #4

Gordon

Aha, thanks - good point! I assumed you'd linked https://banglejs.com/reference#l_E_showMenu instead :) I'll fix that.

Just so you know, 'soft' LEDs have been added now anyway

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