The average execution time was 85.8 milliseconds, and the total time displayed on the device simulator was 86324, so it was determined to be microseconds. The result of calling “onPowerBudgetExceeded ()” in the program where the above information is displayed is as follows. The reason for using μs is that the measurement result of WatchFacePowerInfo called by “WatchUi :: WatchFaceDelegate :: onPowerBudgetExceeded ()” prepared in connection with “onPartialUpdate ()” is millisecond.
(I can’t find manuals for the device simulator, so it’s hard to guess.) The time displayed here seems to be μ seconds. This image may not be used by other entities without the express written consent of wikiHow, Inc. When “File-View Watchface Diagnostics” is selected, the time taken for “onPartialUpdate ()” is displayed. If youre the owner of a new Garmin watch, whether its an oldie (but a goodie) like the Forerunner 235 or something new like the Fenix 6, there are now some top apps and watch faces Now you can with this Connect IQ Cannondale-Garmin watch face. The measurement results are displayed on a device simulator. Therefore, a mechanism capable of measuring time has been prepared for this processing. This method is prepared as a mechanism that can always update once a second, and is called once a second as long as the processing time in the method is less than a certain fixed time. If using a pre-loaded watch face, select > Customize. Select > Apply to activate a pre-loaded watch face or an installed Connect IQ watch face. Select Add New to scroll through additional pre-loaded watch faces. “WatchUi :: WatchFace :: onPartialUpdate ()” is available from SDK 2.3. Select UP or DOWN to preview the watch face options. However, if the “onUpdate ()” process takes a long time even in the high power mode, the update timing is once in a plurality of seconds.Īctually, how long it takes for the update process cannot be measured as it is, but can be solved by the following method. “WatchUi :: WatchFace :: onUpdate ()” is called once per minute in the low power mode and once per second in the high power mode.