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@enniom said in Some issues and possible improvements:

@kl3m3n thanks for looking into this issue.

Yes, each page has "remnants" - more specifically it is generally those defined - for example - at position X:90 W:20 or X:10 W:20. In the case of this application, the goal was to squeeze 4-6 charts per page and put them at the left or right page boundary so that the image and real-time data can be shown in the center.

Secondly, the widgets at these positions may not be fully shown in the page they are defined. To be more clear, in this case they are fully shown in the Tablet view but may be cut off slightly at the left or right in the Galaxy view.

Enniom

Hi,

GUI-O version 1.0.89 is being released. Additionally to the chart labels fix, this version introduces a new parameter: widgets bounding (WBE, which can be enabled / disabled via @guis WBE: command - it is disabled by default. Please see the updated manual).

Enabling this ensures the widget is never off-screen as GUI-O application internally moves the widgets in-view. This can be useful when developing for various screen sizes. Note that the widgets' sizes remain the same, only the position is updated. So, if your widgets are too close together, they might overlap.

You can try this approach on your tablet and phone.

Best regards,
Kl3m3n

@enniom Hi!

Currently there is no such feature to store the files outside the application folder. I will take a look into this a bit after I make some necessary adjustments to fully support targeting Android 13.

Best regards,
kl3m3n

@enniom Thank you. 😁

@enniom Thanks for the feedback!

@enniom Hello!

If I understand correctly, you would like to offer a free app for your users, which can be downloaded from Google Play Store? Possibly with different name and logo? The app would only allow pre-defined GUI (e.g., reading from an initialization file that is part of the application itself), standard GUI-O functionalities for creating widgets would be unavailable.

Although this is technically possible, it requires a lot of resources (manpower) to maintain this kind of service. I can look into this a bit further, but I believe it is currently impossible to offer this service.

Best regards,
kl3m3n