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Currently, when a time is displayed, the entire time string (ie "12:34") is centered in the spot we want it. Because we are not using a monospaced font, as the time counts down the colon shifts left and right as the digits change widths.
Proposed Solution:
Split all time displays into three parts: the minutes, the colon, and the seconds. Then, draw them all separately:
Minutes justified right
Colon justified center
Seconds justified left
This will lock the colon into the correct center spot, and the digits will be displayed correctly relative to the colon
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently, when a time is displayed, the entire time string (ie "12:34") is centered in the spot we want it. Because we are not using a monospaced font, as the time counts down the colon shifts left and right as the digits change widths.
Proposed Solution:
Split all time displays into three parts: the minutes, the colon, and the seconds. Then, draw them all separately:
This will lock the colon into the correct center spot, and the digits will be displayed correctly relative to the colon
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: