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Is it possible to set newton clock from host clock?
Basic Information
- Platform (Mac, iOS, Android, Linux, etc): Android
- Built from source? (yes/no): yes
- If yes, source branch/revision ID: master / 2017.2.extr
- If no, release version:
Description of issue
Every time I start Einstein I have to set Newton's clock. This is boring, because I cannot set the year directly with the clock app, and I have to click all the months from 2009 onwards.
Expected behaviour
The Newton's clock is initialized with the host's clock.
Steps to reproduce issue
- Start Einstein Emulator.
- Open clock app.
- Set date and time.
- A calender window apears.
- Click on "December 2009".
- Click on the lowest item "August".
- Click on "August 2010".
- etc. until current month is reached.
You can set the clock using NewtTest. NewtTest is part of the Einstein installation and will make setting the year a little easier.
Von: stumpelrilz @.*** Gesendet: Montag, 1. November 2021 10:39 An: pguyot/Einstein Cc: Subscribed Betreff: [pguyot/Einstein] Is it possible to set newton clock from host clock? (Issue #100)
Basic Information
· Platform (Mac, iOS, Android, Linux, etc): Android
· Built from source? (yes/no): yes
o If yes, source branch/revision ID: master / 2017.2.extr
o If no, release version:
Description of issue
Every time I start Einstein I have to set Newton's clock. This is boring, because I cannot set the year directly with the clock app, and I have to click all the months from 2009 onwards.
Expected behaviour
The Newton's clock is initialized with the host's clock.
Steps to reproduce issue
· Start Einstein Emulator.
· Open clock app.
· Set date and time.
o A calender window apears.
o Click on "December 2009".
o Click on the lowest item "August".
o Click on "August 2010".
o etc. until current month is reached.
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The Android version of Einstein is still in a very rough state. I simply don't have enough time and enough experience with Android development. I'll try to find a quick solution, but no promises.
I added this functionality in the FLTK desktop version. It should not be difficult to port this to Android, time permitting.
How does this relate to @ekoeppen's PR #144, which also sets the clock to the host's clock? Does that automatically translate over to iOS & Android builds, as well?
Related: we're discussing whether syncing the clocks could be optional in Issue #155.
How does this relate to @ekoeppen's PR #144, which also sets the clock to the host's clock? Does that automatically translate over to iOS & Android builds, as well?
Yes, the implementation should work on all platforms, but I wasn't able to check it on Android.
