evan
114c8c5f72
The bar is host-owned chrome: the firmware clips apps into a viewport below it, so no app can paint over it, while /lib/statusbar.lua owns the height, repaint interval and painting. gui.fullscreen() lets touch calibration take the physical panel back. Launcher and settings become grids of square cards (3 across landscape, 2 portrait) via the new gui.setTextSize, ui.label and ui.cardSide. The one function on the `app` table moves to sys.setTickInterval, alongside the new sys.appName the bar needs.
25 lines
708 B
Lua
25 lines
708 B
Lua
local ui = require("ui")
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local seconds = 0
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-- Draws straight to the panel rather than through components, so it reads the theme.
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local theme = ui.theme
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function init()
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sys.setTickInterval(1000)
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gui.clear(theme.bg)
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gui.drawText("hello from sd card", 10, 10, theme.fg, theme.bg)
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gui.drawText("touch the screen", 10, 30, theme.muted, theme.bg)
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log.info("hello app started, screen " .. gui.width() .. "x" .. gui.height())
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end
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function on_tick()
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seconds = seconds + 1
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gui.fillRect(10, 50, 120, 20, theme.bg)
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gui.drawText("uptime: " .. seconds .. "s", 10, 50, theme.fg, theme.bg)
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end
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function on_touch(x, y)
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log.info("touch at " .. x .. ", " .. y)
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gui.fillCircle(x, y, 6, theme.accent)
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end
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