Before, EE go to the settings, because ShiftEE event wasn't correctly bound :
It was bound to a simple press of the key, and not to a Shift press.
This commit keep this behavior, but add the correct binding (Shift + EE).
This fix#194.
* Added backlight settings
* Changed location of the brightness setting
* Fix row size of brightness settings
* [apps/settings/brightness] Update translations
* Fix dimmer
* Update translations
* [apps/settings] Add dimmer duration setting
* [apps/settings] Ensure of the brightness level is greater than the dimmed brightness level
* Make transition smooth
* Removed transition time setting
I personally think that this setting is completely useless except if you absolutely want a transition that is not smooth, which is weird.
* Moved everything related to brightness in one submenu
* Some refactoring
* Update defaults
* Removed unnecessary translation
* [apps/settings] Fix Shift + Minus/Plus in settings
* Apply suggestions from code review
* [apps/shared] Remove a think that I don't know what it is
* Apply review suggestions
Co-authored-by: Joachim LF <joachimlf@pm.me>
Co-authored-by: lolocomotive <lolocomotive181@gmail.com>
It's pretty much just two callbacks that one can hook into to get some
events in or out of Ion.
It adds a couple useless checks and pointers to any build and could be
hidden behind a feature flag, but the extra weight is minimal.
To check whether an ExternalText could be written with Epsilon's fonts,
UTF8Helper made a reference to Kandinsky, which is prohibited. This
check is now done in Escher, before dispatching the event.
Change-Id: I55e9db1ba43c3115775499db47b90a6bdd7cc7b3
Change the way the clipboard is fetched, so as to preserve the
Poincare/Python translation feature, and remove the cap on the length of
text being imported into the simulator.
Change-Id: I0f3e83c0c8aa4b64eb08d882aa6891b31f191e22
Add methods to interface Epsilon's clipboard with the system's when
running a simulator.
Note that the clipboard still uses a buffer located in the
Escher::Clipboard class, as some features require a buffer to execute
computations on the clipboard's content.
Change-Id: I14c19615805d38735e64d481c617863db22db9bc
Added an event to represent the typing of text that is not on the
device's keyboard. ExternalText event's text is read from a buffer, that
will be filled when the event is generated.
ExternalText only exists on the simulator.
Change-Id: Ie78d2c7c2de91da986a1ce2130a5ecd123db48ee
