Re: mobile version testing

[Dirk Hohndel via subsurface]

Thanks for sending this!

> On Jan 24, 2021, at 12:29 PM, Rainer Mohr  wrote:
> 
> Not sure if its a scaling issue or not...
> Screenshots attached. iPhone 12 pro if it matters. Nothing wild... If you're 
> really motivated, the vertical an horizontal alignment of the labels could be 
> tweaked a bit (compare the left alignment of "Bewertung" and "Notizen" or the 
> right alignment of "Dauer" and "Wassertemp")

Wassertemp. is of course LONG - and I need to check if it has a trailing space 
in the translation or something...
But fundamentally this is a tough one. Also note that Tauchgang Number WAY 
extends into the date field!

The line height issue with the GPS position is the same everywhere, that will 
need more tweaking from me.

> - but honestly, this is peanuts. It works, it displays everything I need. I 
> like it!

I appreciate that and I agree, it's usable. But it's definitely not pretty.
I'll add looking into these to my TODO list :-)

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Re: mobile version testing

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> On Jan 24, 2021, at 11:46 AM, Rainer Mohr  wrote:
> 
> > Anyway. Time to up the dosage of my depression meds, I guess
> 
> I know the feeling, but always remember: Happy people stay silent and you 
> don't hear from them. Its always the "this doesn't work for me, do 
> something"-people. That can get frustrating, I can sing a song about that.

I am certain that you can :-)

> I just installed 3.1.3 (4.9.10.416) on iOS and it works like a charm. Feels 
> snappy, no crashes. Very cool statistics! A few font-size issues and sligtly 
> clipped field labels (probably caused by my language with long, strange 
> words), but screw that! Let me say thanks for all the work you all put in 
> there (probably speaking for thousands of happy users around the world, that 
> just don't give feedback).

Thanks, Rainer. Screen shots of clipped labels are always welcome.
Also, font size issues... we now have five font sizes available... is what see 
fixable by going to a smaller font, or is it an issue that scales with the font 
sizes?
German is one of our largest language user group, so being aware of that helps.

> In german we'd say "ich feier euch hart" nowadays - I like that ;-)

Wow - das hab ich noch nicht gehört... but then I haven't lived in Germany for 
almost two decades...

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Re: mobile version testing

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> Anyway. Time to up the dosage of my depression meds, I guess

I know the feeling, but always remember: Happy people stay silent and 
you don't hear from them. Its always the "this doesn't work for me, do 
something"-people. That can get frustrating, I can sing a song about that.


I just installed 3.1.3 (4.9.10.416) on iOS and it works like a charm. 
Feels snappy, no crashes. Very cool statistics! A few font-size issues 
and sligtly clipped field labels (probably caused by my language with 
long, strange words), but screw that! Let me say thanks for all the work 
you all put in there (probably speaking for thousands of happy users 
around the world, that just don't give feedback).


In german we'd say "ich feier euch hart" nowadays - I like that ;-)

Rainer
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Re: mobile version testing

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> On 21 Jan 2021, at 06:17, Eric Tanguy via subsurface 
>  wrote:
> 
> Hi, i tried te new 402 version.
> 
> In "normal" mode, i don't if it is intentional but there is no values now. 
> And the title is cut : 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> In landscape, the title and the legend are cut :

For what it’s worth, I’m seeing the same in 402 on my Samsung S10.


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Re: mobile version testing

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> On Jan 19, 2021, at 11:21 AM, Willem Ferguson via subsurface 
>  wrote:
> The obvious question that I have been asking since the Statistics were ported 
> to mobile. The mobile code needs a filter. Probably a question that Berthold 
> and Dirk would hate because of the effort that would be required.

I don't think anyone can accuse Berthold (or myself) of shying away from 
'effort'.

The problem is that the mobile app is used by people on 4.4in screens on tiny, 
ancient phones, and on 12.9in screens on current iPad pros that have more 
processing power than most laptops from a couple of years ago running iOS 14.x.
And anything in between.
And designing a user interface that reasonably straddles that range is really 
hard. And the sum total of people actively working on the QML user interface 
can relatively cleanly be rounded to ONE.
Me.
And the sum total of people with even remotely credible UI design skills that 
are currently actively involved in this project is ZERO point ZERO ZERO ZERO.

I'm thrilled to see a PR from Doug, and hopeful that he'll do more. I know that 
you and Berthold and others have included the occasional QML change here and 
there.

But realistically it's me. And with every single change we run into "oh, user 
XYZ on device ABC can create this situation where things look wrong / crash / 
whatever".
And I will spend hours and days and weeks trying to fix it.
And then the updated version creates three more such reports.

Of the last ten bugs reported for the mobile app I was able to reproduce 6. The 
other four I am trying to fight blind.

So, you wonder... do I feel like porting the filter capability to mobile? 
Knowing that the second person to play with it will say "on my 4.7in Android 
device running Android 6.1 with a highly invasive theming component that makes 
our fonts look wrong, I can't access the second drop down".
Oh, just this week I got TWO annoyed emails why we no longer support Android 
4.4.

Yeah, I'm totally into that. I can't wait, honestly.

I have quite literally a dozen things on my todo list for the mobile app - all 
bug fixes.
And I have NO idea when I'll do that.
Occasionally I feel excited and add a new feature and this is all fun and I 
feel hopeful. Like with the stuff that we are discussing here right now... the 
new editing. the new statistics.
And then we re-enter the real world and I realize that debugging QML code is 
such an insane amount of pain. And having to recreate new test builds, 
submitting them to the stores, having them tested and failing and I ask myself 
"why am I doing this again?"

Anyway. Time to up the dosage of my depression meds, I guess

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Re: mobile version testing

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Since the complete rendering pipeline for the statistics has been rewritten and 
is about to be merged, I will wait with trying to address this until after the 
two major outstanding PRs are merged.

In my testing (with both PRs in place) on an iPad pro the legend at the bottom 
is fully visible.
But one of the challenges of course is the insane combination of screen sizes, 
pixel densities, and font sizes that we need to work well with. It is mind 
blowing. And as a result there can be outliers where things that work well in 
all our testing still don't work correctly for some user devices.

/D

> On Jan 19, 2021, at 10:19 AM, Eric Tanguy  wrote:
> You can see also that in the landscape mode the legend is cut ...
> 
> Eric
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Re: mobile version testing

[Eric Tanguy via subsurface]

  
  
Le 19/01/2021 à 18:52, Dirk Hohndel a
  écrit :


  


  
On Jan 19, 2021, at 9:27 AM, Eric Tanguy  wrote:

Hi Dirk, and thanks for the answer.
I'm sorry, maybe i need to change my glasses, but i can't see what you talk about in the lower right quadrant ...

  
  
The problem is that my comment made no sense.

You were testing the mobile version.
And the feature that I was talking about is only available on the desktop.

I am doing too many things at the same time - and staring at the desktop version while I review a PR and responding to a comment about the mobile version at the same time clearly was too much for my brain...

/D



Ok no problem.
You can see also that in the landscape mode the legend is cut ...
Eric

  

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Re: mobile version testing

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> On Jan 19, 2021, at 9:27 AM, Eric Tanguy  wrote:
> 
> Hi Dirk, and thanks for the answer.
> I'm sorry, maybe i need to change my glasses, but i can't see what you talk 
> about in the lower right quadrant ...

The problem is that my comment made no sense.

You were testing the mobile version.
And the feature that I was talking about is only available on the desktop.

I am doing too many things at the same time - and staring at the desktop 
version while I review a PR and responding to a comment about the mobile 
version at the same time clearly was too much for my brain...

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Re: mobile version testing

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As you can tell from the picture, it still isn't perfect. The '>' in the title 
between 'Dive list' and 'Martin Luther King Boulevard' is the wrong font size 
which pushes the dive location text down somewhat. But I should be able to 
track that one down...

Thanks for the update!

Which island are you on? Bonaire? Aruba? Is KLM still flying the ~7pm flight 
from there to AMS?
I've been on that flight a few times myself (well, on the days when it flies 
back via Bonaire - I've never been to Aruba for diving)

:-)

/D

> On Jan 18, 2021, at 1:23 PM, Attilla de Groot  wrote:
> 
> Just installed 366, looks much better!
> 
> Thanks for the work. 
> 
> 
> -- Attilla 
> 
> 
> 
> On January 18, 2021 16:46:25 Attilla de Groot via subsurface 
>  wrote:
> 
>>> On 18 Jan 2021, at 14:02, Dirk Hohndel  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Responding to myself... :-)
>>> 
 On Jan 18, 2021, at 9:21 AM, Dirk Hohndel via subsurface 
  wrote:
 
 I'm disappointed that you do see that issue with the title bar, but at 
 least now I have that confirmation and can try to dig some more to figure 
 out what I missed in all this. Maybe it's a timing issue that the value is 
 determined to early... I noticed that there are order of initialization 
 differences between iOS and Android (which seems insane) - and most of my 
 testing is indeed on Android or directly with mobile-on-desktop. So I'll 
 do some more iOS testing, I guess.
>>> 
>>> It turned out to be something else entirely - and it's not clear why I 
>>> never saw the effect as dramatically as you did. But I think that's because 
>>> of the other issue that I mentioned where your font height to gridUnit 
>>> ratio is just weird...
>>> Anyway, I believe I found and fixed the issue (at least now the font in the 
>>> title bar updates reliably whenever we change the font size of the app). 
>>> And in case that still doesn't work correctly with your iPhone 12, I added 
>>> one more important piece of information to the log that might help shed 
>>> some more light on this.
>>> Version .366 should be making its way through Apple's TestFlight system 
>>> soon and then we'll see if this was enough to fix it or if some more 
>>> hackery is needed.
>> 
>> Glad you found this one!.
>> 
 Yes, the theme test page looks flat out ridiculous in dark mode. Something 
 else to at least mildly touch up...
>>> 
>>> That is also fixed in .366 :-)
>> 
>> Awesome!
>> 
>>> "going home from the tropical island"
>>> 
>>> Yeah, I haven't been on an airplane in almost eleven months and much as I 
>>> miss diving, risking my life (and the health of my lungs) doesn't appear to 
>>> be the right trade-off for me. But maybe you are flying your private jet 
>>> and this isn't as much of an issue :-)
>> 
>> I had the same. Luckily the Netherlands has the Dutch Carribean where we 
>> were still welcome. When I was there, I dicided to stay a bit longer and 
>> work remotely and dive some more. All good things come to an end though.
>> 
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Re: mobile version testing

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> On 18 Jan 2021, at 14:02, Dirk Hohndel  wrote:
> 
> Responding to myself... :-)
> 
>> On Jan 18, 2021, at 9:21 AM, Dirk Hohndel via subsurface 
>>  wrote:
>> 
>> I'm disappointed that you do see that issue with the title bar, but at least 
>> now I have that confirmation and can try to dig some more to figure out what 
>> I missed in all this. Maybe it's a timing issue that the value is determined 
>> to early... I noticed that there are order of initialization differences 
>> between iOS and Android (which seems insane) - and most of my testing is 
>> indeed on Android or directly with mobile-on-desktop. So I'll do some more 
>> iOS testing, I guess.
> 
> It turned out to be something else entirely - and it's not clear why I never 
> saw the effect as dramatically as you did. But I think that's because of the 
> other issue that I mentioned where your font height to gridUnit ratio is just 
> weird...
> Anyway, I believe I found and fixed the issue (at least now the font in the 
> title bar updates reliably whenever we change the font size of the app). And 
> in case that still doesn't work correctly with your iPhone 12, I added one 
> more important piece of information to the log that might help shed some more 
> light on this.
> Version .366 should be making its way through Apple's TestFlight system soon 
> and then we'll see if this was enough to fix it or if some more hackery is 
> needed.

Glad you found this one!.

>> Yes, the theme test page looks flat out ridiculous in dark mode. Something 
>> else to at least mildly touch up...
> 
> That is also fixed in .366 :-)

Awesome!

> "going home from the tropical island"
> 
> Yeah, I haven't been on an airplane in almost eleven months and much as I 
> miss diving, risking my life (and the health of my lungs) doesn't appear to 
> be the right trade-off for me. But maybe you are flying your private jet and 
> this isn't as much of an issue :-)

I had the same. Luckily the Netherlands has the Dutch Carribean where we were 
still welcome. When I was there, I dicided to stay a bit longer and work 
remotely and dive some more. All good things come to an end though.


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Re: mobile version testing

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Responding to myself... :-)

> On Jan 18, 2021, at 9:21 AM, Dirk Hohndel via subsurface 
>  wrote:
> 
> I'm disappointed that you do see that issue with the title bar, but at least 
> now I have that confirmation and can try to dig some more to figure out what 
> I missed in all this. Maybe it's a timing issue that the value is determined 
> to early... I noticed that there are order of initialization differences 
> between iOS and Android (which seems insane) - and most of my testing is 
> indeed on Android or directly with mobile-on-desktop. So I'll do some more 
> iOS testing, I guess.

It turned out to be something else entirely - and it's not clear why I never 
saw the effect as dramatically as you did. But I think that's because of the 
other issue that I mentioned where your font height to gridUnit ratio is just 
weird...
Anyway, I believe I found and fixed the issue (at least now the font in the 
title bar updates reliably whenever we change the font size of the app). And in 
case that still doesn't work correctly with your iPhone 12, I added one more 
important piece of information to the log that might help shed some more light 
on this.
Version .366 should be making its way through Apple's TestFlight system soon 
and then we'll see if this was enough to fix it or if some more hackery is 
needed.

> Yes, the theme test page looks flat out ridiculous in dark mode. Something 
> else to at least mildly touch up...

That is also fixed in .366 :-)

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Re: mobile version testing

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> On Jan 18, 2021, at 8:45 AM, Attilla de Groot  wrote:
> 
> Just updated. The colors of the statistics don’t match the dark mode, but I 
> don’t mind that. The font-size in the statistics menu seem to be correct now.

Yeah, the statistics itself is drawn in C++ code that currently isn't dark mode 
aware. That's something we'll add, but as the code is under very active 
development, now may not be the best time to do so.
But I will try to remember to do that before an actual release :-)

>> 
>>> If I’m leaving out the dark mode/statistics, the only “problem” is the top 
>>> menu(?) header. It seems that all fontsizes are changed, except for that 
>>> one. Only when on “extra large” the font sizes seem to match, but 
>>> everything else doesn’t aline as I would expect it to.
>> 
>> Technically you didn't answer my question... I'll try to phrase it 
>> differently.
>> 
>> So, let's say you switch to 'small' as your font. Then you quit the app. 
>> Simple on Android with the back button. Or swipe it away in the app switcher.
>> If you now restart, do you still have the same problem?
> 
> I thought I wrote that, but multitasking (packing, going home from the 
> tropical island). Yes, even when restarting the top bar seems to be the only 
> one that has an issue left.

"going home from the tropical island"

Yeah, I haven't been on an airplane in almost eleven months and much as I miss 
diving, risking my life (and the health of my lungs) doesn't appear to be the 
right trade-off for me. But maybe you are flying your private jet and this 
isn't as much of an issue :-)

I'm disappointed that you do see that issue with the title bar, but at least 
now I have that confirmation and can try to dig some more to figure out what I 
missed in all this. Maybe it's a timing issue that the value is determined to 
early... I noticed that there are order of initialization differences between 
iOS and Android (which seems insane) - and most of my testing is indeed on 
Android or directly with mobile-on-desktop. So I'll do some more iOS testing, I 
guess.

>> Because I do see this problem sometimes when changing fonts in the running 
>> app. I tried to make sure that the title bar is resized as well, but that 
>> still isn't 100% working.
>> But once you restart the app, the title bar for me is ALWAYS correct. So if 
>> this isn't working for you... something is weird.
>> 
>> You also didn't send me a screenshot of the Theme test page in a case where 
>> you have the mis-sized title bar (go to the main menu -> Developer -> Theme 
>> information)
> 
> Hereby, but that looks quite weird. :-)

Yes, the theme test page looks flat out ridiculous in dark mode. Something else 
to at least mildly touch up... but the page does show that there is something 
really screwy on your phone with font size vs. gridUnit size.
On ALL of my devices the number of characters shown in the last box is fairly 
consistent somewhere between 11 and 12. On your phone it's more than 15. And 
just trying this again, my iPad pro is a bit of an outlier in the other 
direction with only 9
So clearly there's "something" where iOS behaves differently when we try to get 
all the sizes to work consistently together. Now I have a good starting point 
to figure this out.

Yay.

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Re: mobile version testing

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> On Jan 18, 2021, at 7:38 AM, Attilla de Groot wrote:
> 
> Hi Dirk,
> 
> No problem as long as it’s known. Seems I’m the only dark theme user. :-)

No, there are more - I know how many requests I got when it was broken. And I 
also see more people send dark mode screen shots.
Also, can you update to the latest version on the beta channel? Right now that 
should be .363, you are still running .355.
That latest one has the dark mode statistics fixed :-)

BTW: the mailing list clamps down on LARGE messages (since they go out to 
several hundred people). Which is why your emails typically get held for 
moderation.

> If I’m leaving out the dark mode/statistics, the only “problem” is the top 
> menu(?) header. It seems that all fontsizes are changed, except for that one. 
> Only when on “extra large” the font sizes seem to match, but everything else 
> doesn’t aline as I would expect it to.

Technically you didn't answer my question... I'll try to phrase it differently.

So, let's say you switch to 'small' as your font. Then you quit the app. Simple 
on Android with the back button. Or swipe it away in the app switcher.
If you now restart, do you still have the same problem?

Because I do see this problem sometimes when changing fonts in the running app. 
I tried to make sure that the title bar is resized as well, but that still 
isn't 100% working.
But once you restart the app, the title bar for me is ALWAYS correct. So if 
this isn't working for you... something is weird.

You also didn't send me a screenshot of the Theme test page in a case where you 
have the mis-sized title bar (go to the main menu -> Developer -> Theme 
information)

> It didn’t allow me to select text from the log, I hope the screenshot is 
> sufficient.

I was able to extract what I was trying to see (you're on Android on a Samsung 
S10 and as we have seen from many devices (and especially Samsung devices) we 
are being given a crazy list of app size updates at the start.
Your phone claims to have app sizes of 510x765, 360x765, 510x540, and finally 
411x778 (which is also reported as physical screen size). All of these show up 
within 530ms :-)
And I was able to tell that the app picked the correct one and tried to resize 
its geometry elements based on it...

BTW... to send logs without screen shots, simply go to Help->About and click on 
the button. Now you can paste the log into the email app... :-)

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Re: mobile version testing

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I’ve been battling this behavior from the very start. Right now (with .363) 
with the devices I have (half a dozen Android phones, two older iPhones and an 
iPad pro) this seems to work correctly on all of them, all the time. But I have 
seen that effect that you describe many times during my testing.

I’m a bit at a loss for ideas what else to try to make this work. Maybe I need 
to reassign the variables (which is what you do with the dropdown, after all). 
Or maybe I need a short time delay before asking for a redraw.

I’ll keep playing. But since it works for me right now, it’s harder to test.

Out of curiosity - what device are you using to test?

/D

> On Jan 18, 2021, at 05:36, Martin de Weger via subsurface 
>  wrote:
> 
> Thanks for the answer. When testing this, I found something else. If I turn 
> my iPhone to landscape, the statistics area is empty. Only when I reselect 
> the data I want to see, the bars are shown again (and stay visible when 
> switching from landscape to portrait v.v.)
> 
> Met vriendelijke groet,
> 
> Martin de Weger 
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Re: mobile version testing

[Dirk Hohndel via subsurface]

Did you test this with .361 or .363?


The latter has a fix for this issue that appears to work on my devices...

/D

On January 18, 2021 1:01:41 AM PST, Paul Buxton 
 wrote:
>Statistics look pretty awesome.
>I do notice if you change to the dark theme (your favorite) that there
>is
>some issue with the size of the titles for the combo boxes.
>All looks pretty good otherwise.
>
>Paul
>
>On Sun, Jan 17, 2021 at 3:14 AM Dirk Hohndel via subsurface <
>subsurface@subsurface-divelog.org> wrote:
>
>> Hi Everyone,
>>
>> I just pushed new versions of Subsurface-mobile to TestFlight and the
>beta
>> channel on Google Play. 3.1.3(4,9,10.355)
>> Those contain a few interesting new features:
>> - early statistics code (this still will change quite a bit as
>Berthold
>> continues to rewrite the underlying code)
>> - completely reimagined dive edit code that adapts to different
>screen
>> sizes and should provide a much better experience
>> - overhaul of the font size changes - he old code was completely
>bogus and
>> didn't actually do what it promised to do; with these changes the
>screen
>> layout and fonts finally changing in proportionate ways. As a side
>effect
>> there are now 5 font sizes instead of just 3
>>
>> Since all this is pretty invasive, I'd love to get feedback on what
>works,
>> what doesn't work, or what's ill designed.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> /D
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Re: mobile version testing

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Thanks for the answer. When testing this, I found something else. If I turn my 
iPhone to landscape, the statistics area is empty. Only when I reselect the 
data I want to see, the bars are shown again (and stay visible when switching 
from landscape to portrait v.v.)

Met vriendelijke groet,

Martin de Weger 

> Op 18 jan. 2021 om 13:49 heeft Willem Ferguson via subsurface 
>  het volgende geschreven:
> 
> On 2021/01/18 11:13, Martin de Weger via subsurface wrote:
>> I had a quick look on the statistics. They look great. I found one weird 
>> thing:
>> 
>> When looking at the minimum depth per year, the minimum depth is shown in 
>> the column. When doing the same thing for maximum dept, the maximum depth 
>> isn’t shown in the table.
> 
> It is a question of having enough horizontal space in portrait mode (screen 
> upright) to print all the text labels inside the bars. If I turn my phone to 
> landscape (screen horizontal, not upright) then the text is shown. Maybe the 
> default text size will have an effect.
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> willem.
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Re: mobile version testing

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On 2021/01/18 11:13, Martin de Weger via subsurface wrote:
I had a quick look on the statistics. They look great. I found one 
weird thing:


When looking at the minimum depth per year, the minimum depth is shown 
in the column. When doing the same thing for maximum dept, the maximum 
depth isn’t shown in the table.


It is a question of having enough horizontal space in portrait mode 
(screen upright) to print all the text labels inside the bars. If I turn 
my phone to landscape (screen horizontal, not upright) then the text is 
shown. Maybe the default text size will have an effect.


Kind regards,

willem.


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Re: mobile version testing

[Paul Buxton via subsurface]

Statistics look pretty awesome.
I do notice if you change to the dark theme (your favorite) that there is
some issue with the size of the titles for the combo boxes.
All looks pretty good otherwise.

Paul

On Sun, Jan 17, 2021 at 3:14 AM Dirk Hohndel via subsurface <
subsurface@subsurface-divelog.org> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> I just pushed new versions of Subsurface-mobile to TestFlight and the beta
> channel on Google Play. 3.1.3(4,9,10.355)
> Those contain a few interesting new features:
> - early statistics code (this still will change quite a bit as Berthold
> continues to rewrite the underlying code)
> - completely reimagined dive edit code that adapts to different screen
> sizes and should provide a much better experience
> - overhaul of the font size changes - he old code was completely bogus and
> didn't actually do what it promised to do; with these changes the screen
> layout and fonts finally changing in proportionate ways. As a side effect
> there are now 5 font sizes instead of just 3
>
> Since all this is pretty invasive, I'd love to get feedback on what works,
> what doesn't work, or what's ill designed.
>
> Thanks
>
> /D
>
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Re: mobile version testing

[Dirk Hohndel via subsurface]

Atilla,

As expected, Statistics look terrible in dark mode. That’s a known issue.
Those odd headers, are they only after you change font size, or do you still 
see them after a restart?
Also, could you enable developer mode (in advanced settings), go to the 
developer menu and take a picture of the theme information page? And finally, 
could you send me the log file of a successful start (off list if you want) so 
I can see some of the debugging info we print there?

Thanks

/D

> On Jan 17, 2021, at 00:09, Attilla de Groot  wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi Dirk, 
> 
> I just updated and in general it looks very good. I've added some 
> screenshots. 
> 
> The only thing that I notice is that some menu headers are cut off. It gets 
> less when changing the font size and almost gone when I select "large". 
> 
> -- Attilla 
> 
> 
> 
>> On January 16, 2021 23:14:15 Dirk Hohndel via subsurface 
>>  wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Everyone,
>> 
>> I just pushed new versions of Subsurface-mobile to TestFlight and the beta 
>> channel on Google Play. 3.1.3(4,9,10.355)
>> Those contain a few interesting new features:
>> - early statistics code (this still will change quite a bit as Berthold 
>> continues to rewrite the underlying code)
>> - completely reimagined dive edit code that adapts to different screen sizes 
>> and should provide a much better experience
>> - overhaul of the font size changes - he old code was completely bogus and 
>> didn't actually do what it promised to do; with these changes the screen 
>> layout and fonts finally changing in proportionate ways. As a side effect 
>> there are now 5 font sizes instead of just 3
>> 
>> Since all this is pretty invasive, I'd love to get feedback on what works, 
>> what doesn't work, or what's ill designed.
>> 
>> Thanks
>> 
>> /D
>> 
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