@stweedo please could you paste this line of code in the left-hand side of the Web IDE:
E.on("ANCS", e => require("Storage").open("ANCS.log","a").write(JSON.stringify(e)+"\n"));
and then without reloading the clock, connect to iOS and wait for a message to come in?
Then in the Web IDE if you scroll down you'll be able to download a file ANCS.log - please could you post it here? It won't contain any personal info but it does have the positive/negative flags shown.
If those are set and you're not seeing the swipe options then I can try and look into it here and see why they're not getting propagated.
... I guess even if they are not set, we could look at making the messages app always have a swipe to mark as read or something.
I only get a somewhat fidgety menu inside a message which does lead to read/delete/unread and with "all" option for delete/read.
I believe you can always tap the button to 'mark as read' and go back to the message list, and then tap again to go back to the clock...
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
@stweedo please could you paste this line of code in the left-hand side of the Web IDE:
and then without reloading the clock, connect to iOS and wait for a message to come in?
Then in the Web IDE if you scroll down you'll be able to download a file
ANCS.log
- please could you post it here? It won't contain any personal info but it does have the positive/negative flags shown.If those are set and you're not seeing the swipe options then I can try and look into it here and see why they're not getting propagated.
... I guess even if they are not set, we could look at making the messages app always have a swipe to mark as read or something.
I believe you can always tap the button to 'mark as read' and go back to the message list, and then tap again to go back to the clock...