poweroff app: Use E.showMessage() instead of g.drawString(). #3918
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…ower off message. Looks better and is more coherent.
f-elle
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Sounds good - does the main functionality still work / tested ok? |
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It was good that you asked. I tested everything myself and figured that I took away some lines of code that I shouldn't have. Fixed it and now everything works as intended. |
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Great stuff, looks good to me :) |
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Changed to use E.showMessage() instead of g.drawString() to display power off message. Looks better and is more coherent.