Yes - you can use g.setRotation(2) (you need to redraw after it).
The screen won't automatically swap back when the next app loads (since it's set up so left-handed users can permanently keep their watch in that state), so you'll need to implement a handler for the Bangle.on('kill', ...) event to call g.setRotation(0) to put it back.
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Yes - you can use
g.setRotation(2)
(you need to redraw after it).The screen won't automatically swap back when the next app loads (since it's set up so left-handed users can permanently keep their watch in that state), so you'll need to implement a handler for the
Bangle.on('kill', ...)
event to callg.setRotation(0)
to put it back.