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[remux] proposal: keep the menu in one page, if possible #162

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Hafting opened this issue Dec 24, 2021 · 3 comments
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[remux] proposal: keep the menu in one page, if possible #162

Hafting opened this issue Dec 24, 2021 · 3 comments

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@Hafting
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Hafting commented Dec 24, 2021

I have so many toltec apps, so remux uses two pages for the menu. But there is plenty of space on the remarkable screen, room for many more lines.
Going from page to page in the menu is unwanted extra work – it'd be nicer if the menu simply was longer, up to the height of the screen if needed.

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raisjn commented Dec 24, 2021

Thanks for the idea! (and I'm glad you have so many apps :) ) For now, feel free to re-compile remux with an appropriate height: https://github.com/rmkit-dev/rmkit/blob/master/src/remux/launcher.cpy#L266. If you need help with compiling, let me know - there is a doc in docs/ about compiling under different platforms.

Long term - we can make an option in the remux config file to grow in size (or allow configurable height), should be reasonably easy - just need to read the custom height from config file and then instantiate the dialog with it. Auto-growing may be a little more work

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raisjn commented Jan 23, 2022

the latest build of remux on https://build.rmkit.dev/master/latest/rm supports config options dialog_height and dialog_width in remux.conf (see remux's README.md for more info). added in deb3a61

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raisjn commented Jan 30, 2022

this is in PR toltec-dev/toltec#542, i'll close this task out when it gets merged into stable

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