HPlus: Notification of low battery
I added the notification of low battery HPlus ... specifically, I used
the HPlusConstants.DATA_STATS event on hplusSupport
I also included the status of the device in the list of
gbdevice -> getDeviceInfos
Import and export SharedPreferences
i add function for import and export SharedPreferences setting
when export or import db execute export or import SharedPreferences
for blacklist i preload HashSet
This partially "fixes" issue #442. The effect of the change is
purely cosmetic: deep sleep is (once again) dark blue, light sleep
is (once again) light blue.
- replace the PagerTabStrip with a TabLayout (moved to top and scrollable)
- move the date selection to the bottom
- do not update the activity title as the tab name is much more visible now
- replace the PagerTabStrip with a TabLayout (moved to top)
- change the row element to adhere to the guidelines wrt spacing
- move the FAB a bit and hide it when scrolling down, scroll up to reveal it again
- extract the millivolts reading from the analytics datalog message and map to percentage
- mapping is manually made and is possibly wrong, but the values are commented
- the values are sent once per hour and are delayed, this might make the reading really inaccurate on pebble time round watches
- allow dragging by using a drag handler (as per best practice)
- remove the custom draglistview dependency
- update to the latest android support libraries
Opening the activity when a device that does not support smart alarms is connected hides the "smart alarm" toggle. This is now reflected also on the saved data.
This solution is not ideal in case of multiple devices but as long as #577 is not solved its the best we can do.
It occurred to me that onServicesDiscovered() was called multiple times
whenever I connected to my Mi Band 2. Either the band actually sent the
characteristics in multiple chunks or Android itself notified multiple
times.
So we gracefully handle this by
- updating the list of characteristics
- *not* initializing the device again when it *is* already initialized
or at least initializing.
