pebble-sdk

I try to Bind this (PebbleKit.Framework) Framework to C# with Objecttive Sharpie on the command line. sharpie bind -o Binding -f PebbleKit.Framework -sdk iphoneos8.4 This is working without errors, but how do I get it to bind all Header Files? I just get 3 partial interfaces with name constants (with Verify Attribute). And some NSNumber from PBWatch+Sports.h for Example extern NSNumber *PBSportsTimeKey; Do I have to bind methods and classes manually? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32072363/xamarin-obj-c-framework-binding-pebblekit-ios

This seems such a basic question, but I cannot find an answer anywhere on SO. I know that C/C++ do not have a byte datatype. I know that sizeof(char) == 1 . I'm trying to store 12 transmissions, each of 96 bytes on Pebble, as transmitted from my Android app. Due to limitation in the transmission size, I'm sending one at a time. Each one should be 'appended' to the last, as they should end up forming sequential space in memory, for reading as an image (one bit per pixel). I'm trying to do something like this: int transNum = 0; uint8_t image[][] = new uint8t[12][12] //not sure about uint8_t, and

This question already has an answer here: What does dot (.) mean in a struct initializer? 3 answers I came across following code in Pebble watch app development tutorial: // Set handlers to manage the elements inside the Window window_set_window_handlers(s_main_window, (WindowHandlers) { .load = main_window_load, .unload = main_window_unload }); I cant understand this assignment to .load and .unload. Is this standard C? I don't think I have ever seen similar syntax before. This is standard c99. It is combining compound literals (WindowHandlers) {} and designated initializers .load = main

When i log an error on the Pebble like this: static void message_dropped(AppMessageResult reason, void *context) { APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG, "Message dropped. Reason: %d", reason); } i just get the int value of the error message. Is there an easy way to log the text of the enum? Like: static void message_dropped(AppMessageResult reason, void *context) { APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG, "Message dropped. Reason: %fancy", reason); } // Would return "APP_MSG_BUFFER_OVERFLOW" There is no API function to do that. You can use this function for the AppMessageResult enum: char *translate_error