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Nano theme: "Jack"
madsic:
New battery icon:
http://files.viharpander.dk/jack_0.2.rar
madsic:
The theme's been uploaded to the nano section of the ipod wps listing.
Oh and the odd "l/orbell" - I have no idea what that is. The other tracks from the album display correctly. Just a fluke, I think.
madsic:
A bit prematurely it would seem... :(
I just recharged it (under 'rockbox info' it says 98 %) and it still showing the same halfway-icon as before... I have checked the icons which all seem to be correct and properly named. Which leads me to conclude that there must be some problem with the wps-file:
The images are loaded:
--- Code: ---%xl|G|batt01.bmp|152|3|
%xl|H|batt02.bmp|152|3|
%xl|I|batt03.bmp|152|3|
%xl|J|batt04.bmp|152|3|
%xl|K|batt05.bmp|152|3|
%xl|L|batt06.bmp|152|3|
%xl|M|batt07.bmp|152|3|
%xl|N|batt08.bmp|152|3|
%xl|O|batt09.bmp|152|3|
--- End code ---
And displayed:
--- Code: ---%?bl<%xdG|%xdH|%xdI|%xdJ|%xdK|%xdL|%xdM|%xdN|%xdO>
--- End code ---
Anybody readin the wps file will notice the gap from the last volume icon (image 'k') up to the first battery icon ('G'). The interval was origally assigned for some twenty more volume images for a more smooth transition effect. These were abandoned (see above) I can't imagine this to have any effect but I thought I would mention it just for completeness.
Any ideas? Or if anybody has been using the set, have you seen the same thing?
EDIT: I just inserted an extra non-grpahic measure:
%?bl<0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9>
which translates 90% (rockbox info) into a '4'... I guess it makes sense if you can only have five levels... Again I seem to have misinterpreted the CustomWPS page... And you can't really complain about a wiki without doing something yourself.... Damn >:(
RedBreva:
From http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/CustomWPS#Power_related_information
%bl - Show numeric battery level in percent.
Can also be used in a conditional: %?bl<0|1|2|3|4>
Only 5 levels of battery are available ...
madsic:
Yes, so I gathered. My mistake was that I took it to be an example of how you could divide the continuum 0-100 % into X discrete categories where X just happened to be five here. After all, it's just a bit of long division if you wanted say 9 instead. I think that could be clearer.
Or, as an afterthought, changed. If the idea is to let the user customize as much as possible why hardwire 10 volume levels and 5 battery states? I don't know anything about this sort of thing but surely you could just add the number of intervals you wanted as a first parameter (which would then be divided into 100 % or can't-remember-how-many-dB) and then go on to specify them.
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