Take 2, without the Mac Companion breakage...
* fixed incorrect use of non-terminated-fixed-string for ctor of std::string
* introduced helper
* removed commented lines
* removed constexpr since in C++11 std::string ctro isn't still constexpr
Co-authored-by: wimalopaan <wilhelm.wm.meier@googlemail.com>
* Show true unscaled and unfiltered analogs for diagnose purpose on the analog diagnose screen.
Tested on physical RM TX16S, not yet tested on B/W targets.
* Changed to decimal display also on B/W targets. Tested now with RM Zorro as well.
* 5 fps refresh rate of the raw analog values. Much nicer to look at.
* Time-changing 3 views for color radios: std., filtered raw with deviation, unfiltered raw.
* Corrected deviation view output to not use old values.
* Changed analogs diagnose page to user navigatable TabsGroup with 3 tabs.
* Added fourth analog diagnose tab to show minimum and maximum values and the range (difference between min and max).
Left touch screen and IMU output tests only on first page (should also move in the future to their respective dedicated pages).
* Use Std. JitterAlpha filtering for Deviation screen to minimize delay, omit filtering for FlySky digital hall gimbals - not necessary, the signal is stable enough.
* 2 analog diagnose pages for 128x64 B/W radios: calibrated analogs and raw values with display output limited to 5 frames-per-second due to visibility reasons.
* Added 2 analogs diagnose pages also for 212x64 display B/W radios.
I was only able to simulate it, not tested on real hardware.
* Support also radios that do not have PageUp/PageDn keys, but only Page key (e.g. X7).
* Better key handling and improved style thx to @pfeerick
* Update radio_ghost_module_config.cpp
* Update board.h
* Update keys_driver.cpp
* Auto-formatting
* Add functions simply so gtests compiles
* Update board.h
define TRIMS_EMULATE_BUTTONS to avoid HW dependent defines in other code
* Update radio_ghost_module_config.cpp
Use TRIMS_EMULATE_BUTTONS rather than PCBNV14
* `simu` code behind build flag also
Co-authored-by: Peter Feerick <peter.feerick@gmail.com>
* [action] Cache QT install files
* Take into account two windows builds
Note: If for any reason the cache is corrupted, the cache key will need to be updated to make it re-build.
- Fix (de-)serializing enable param for backlight custom function
- Fix OFF backlight
- Fix power ON/OFF delay
- Fix flight mode trim disabled
- Fix trim switch index
- Fix deserializing SLIDER[1,2]
- Fix shift for logical switches in raw sources
New Zorro revision uses internally 3.3V VREG and requires this change to properly sense the battery voltage. Tested on latest revision of physical Zorro.
Changed code to allow one column display of outputs already with a width of 100. This fixes the initally reported problem
Reason: On the Nirvana the screen width is 320 pixels. Thus the widget width is less than 150 pixels, if you select a two column out layout.
The rendering of the outputs looks good with a width of 100px, so there is no need for the "150" - we can start displaying from 100. Should make no difference to the radios with width 480px.
* Include Git Commit Number into about popup and refferencing to the github commit via link
* Add Link to Create New Issue on Github
* Add Link to Create New Issue on Github
* always have aat least a 5s backlight timeout and some backlight enabled when backlightshould be on on color lcd radios
* for backlight timeout to be at least 5s on color lcd radios under all circumstances
* fix indentation
* the backlight value is inverted on color lcd radios, so the calculation was wrong
* fix typos
* Add ability to undo hardware internal module change
* Add internal module protocol check on model edit
* Event driven check and update of all models
* Fix model edit dialog searches
* Add OFF to list of internal modules
* Fix internal module protocol list issue #1382
* Stuck key test for COLORLCD #1271
* always start with the first button, no matter what this button is.
* Add LED error
* Move LED_ERROR_END to ensure runs after dlg close
Co-authored-by: Peter Feerick <peter.feerick@gmail.com>
