>g =undefined
Hmm, it's undefined. I am running those widgets:
>WIDGETS ={ heart: { area: "tl", width: 0, draw: function () { ... }, reload: function () { ... }, x: 28, y: 0 }, bluetooth: { area: "tr", width: 24, draw: function () { ... }, x: 188, y: 0 }, ram: { area: "tl", width: 24, draw: function () { ... }, x: 28, y: 0 }, batpc: { area: "tr", width: 40, draw: function () { ... }, reload: function () { ... }, x: 148, y: 0 }, gbridgex: { area: "tl", width: 24, draw: function () { ... }, x: 52, y: 0 }, gpsrec: { area: "tl", width: 0, draw: function () { ... }, reload: function () { ... }, x: 76, y: 0 } }
gbridgex is a custom gbridge widget, but worked fine in the past.
gbridgex
I am also using notifyfs which seems to set oldg=g and then later oldg=undefined but also worked fine in the past.
notifyfs
oldg=g
oldg=undefined
I am pretty sure it is one of the two, because it just happened to not refresh after displaying a text message on the watch.
I will have to dig further on this one.
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Hmm, it's undefined. I am running those widgets:
gbridgex
is a custom gbridge widget, but worked fine in the past.I am also using
notifyfs
which seems to setoldg=g
and then lateroldg=undefined
but also worked fine in the past.I am pretty sure it is one of the two, because it just happened to not refresh after displaying a text message on the watch.
I will have to dig further on this one.