I'm writing an applet for use on a Joggler running Jivelite under Ubuntu 18.04. The code from the Doomsday example in the wiki (here) seems to produce a popup message, but it stays on screen indefinitely, regardless of the number of milliseconds that I specify.
I've tried various values, in case the units aren't actually milliseconds, but the only way I can clear the message is to back out of the current window. The window behind the message stays active, and touching the popup message selects the menu item on the window behind.
I'm calling this function from within the checkbox function with a call of the type:
Any ideas what I could be doing wrong? I noticed the same behaviour with an Applet that I did not write, so could there be an incompatibility with Ubuntu 18.04?
Code:
function warnMasses(self, warning)
log:info(self:string(warning))
-- create a Popup object, using already established 'toast_popup_text' skin style
local doomsday = Popup('toast_popup_text')
-- add message to popup
local doomsdayMessage = Group("group", {
text = Textarea('toast_popup_textarea',self:string(warning)),
})
doomsday:addWidget(doomsdayMessage)
-- display the message for 3 seconds
doomsday:showBriefly(3000, nil, Window.transitionPushPopupUp, Window.transitionPushPopupDown)
endI'm calling this function from within the checkbox function with a call of the type:
Code:
self:warnMasses("Warning" .. device)