Many system and config DVs let the wearer change settings directly on the
device. They use DEDs (Dedicated Editing Dialogs) — small pop‑up
pages that overlay the current screen.
| Type |
Behaviour |
Example |
bool_inplace / inp_bool |
Toggle a boolean value. Shows localized true/false text. |
Enable/disable lock in syscfg |
1ofN_inplace / inp_1ofn |
Pick one value from a list. Usually auto_ok: true so selection closes the DED immediately. |
Language selection, log level, LED behaviour |
alerts |
Shows a full alert detail skeleton (used only in duress). |
Tapping an alert in the msglist |
inp_1ofn (with title) |
Same as 1ofN but with a title bar. |
syscfg language and log level |
- The
ded object inside a widget defines the DED type and options.
- When the user taps the widget, the DED opens.
- On confirm / auto‑ok, the widget’s
onEntry action fires (usually
updateLocal or updateOutput), writing the new value to the
appropriate devcfg key.
| Widget |
Type |
Writes to |
devcfg.ui.lang |
1ofN |
devcfg.ui.lang |
devcfg.ui.enable_lock |
bool_inplace |
devcfg.ui.enable_lock |
devcfg.ui.log_level |
1ofN |
devcfg.ui.log_level |
devcfg.alert.showFlash |
bool_inplace |
devcfg.alert.showFlash |
devcfg.alert.showVibr |
bool_inplace |
devcfg.alert.showVibr |
devcfg.alert.showSound |
bool_inplace |
devcfg.alert.showSound |
led_colour |
1ofN |
devcfg.led.led0 |
devcfg.nfc.emul |
bool_inplace |
devcfg.nfc.emul |