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[VeggieSeasons] added restore defaults feature #639
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[VeggieSeasons] added restore defaults feature #639
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@domesticmouse & @redbrogdon kindly review and suggest changes if any. |
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I like this idea. It definitely seems like a realistic way to work a dialog into the application.
@LongCatIsLooong or @xster, would either of you mind giving this a quick look to make sure it aligns with iOS UI guidelines? I don't know, for example, whether it's common to have a settings item act like a button this way.
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The CupertinoAlertDialog looks good to me. Thank you!
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Do we expose Apple's UIColor system colours somewhere? We should probably be using those, not hard coded constants...
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PTAL @redbrogdon |
Description
Added the
Restore Defaultsoption in the settings menu. The idea is to incorporate a feature that makes sense for adding aCupertinoAlertDialogin the app.Related Issue #546
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