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Filip Maj updated CB-152:
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Component/s: (was: Docs)
webOS
Bada
Description:
Acceleration object should be consistent across platforms. Documentation
mentions range of x,y,z to be 0-1, but Android returns ranges in -10 to +10.
This needs to be made consistent so the same code works on all platforms.
Let's work towards using the DeviceMotion specification: returning values in
m/s^2. At rest, with the screen pointing upwards, values should be x=0, y=0,
z=9.81
Android and iOS are using values returned as m/s^2.
was:
Acceleration object should be consistent across platforms. Documentation
mentions range of x,y,z to be 0-1, but Android returns ranges in -10 to +10.
This needs to be made consistent so the same code works on all platforms.
Let's work towards using the DeviceMotion specification: returning values in
m/s^2. At rest, with the screen pointing upwards, values should be x=0, y=0,
z=9.81
Android uses the above by default. iOS: I have a commit coming (merge into
master tomorrow).
Documentation needs updates for this.
Fix Version/s: 1.7.0
tagged all platforms that still need to return proper accelerometer values.
> Normalize Acceleration object x,y,z to return same range for all devices.
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> Key: CB-152
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-152
> Project: Apache Callback
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Bada, BlackBerry, webOS, WP7
> Affects Versions: 1.5.0
> Reporter: Bryce Curtis
> Assignee: Filip Maj
> Fix For: 1.6.0, 1.7.0
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> Acceleration object should be consistent across platforms. Documentation
> mentions range of x,y,z to be 0-1, but Android returns ranges in -10 to +10.
> This needs to be made consistent so the same code works on all platforms.
> Let's work towards using the DeviceMotion specification: returning values in
> m/s^2. At rest, with the screen pointing upwards, values should be x=0, y=0,
> z=9.81
> Android and iOS are using values returned as m/s^2.
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