The functionality has been distributed to:

 - kernel (hardware_version, freertos_sleep)
 - uctx (scope)
 - sys_buttons (new, low-level button access)
 - sys_display (new, low-level display access)

q3k authored 1 year ago and q3k committed 1 year ago

This finally bakes in some UX assumptions about the meaning of each
button.

The app button (by default the left button) is for exclusive use by
applications. In the menu, the app button is used to go left/right and
to select an option.

The os button (by default the right button) is for exclusive use by the
OS. It always adjusts the volume and allows the user to navigate back
(either exit the app or go back in menus - the latter not being
implemented yet).

q3k authored 1 year ago and q3k committed 1 year ago

This was meant to contain some property system/framework, but just
contained colour definitions. The latter have been moved to
st3m.ui.colours.

q3k authored 1 year ago and schneider committed 1 year ago

This implements volume control globally on the right-hand should
tristate, and draws an overlay whenever the volume changed or we moved
between headphone/speakers output.

dx authored 1 year ago and q3k committed 1 year ago

Required a bunch of renaming from ctx.Ctx to ctx.Context (its real name)

Makes the docs actually show docstrings

Also apparently mypy doesn't like "from typing_extensions import
Protocol" and the fact that it didn't complain so far means that we're
probably not type checking everything.

This lets us modify a ViewManager stack from menus and foregrounded apps
without having to first inject a global object.

Not sure I like this, but let's test it out.