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#pragma once

#include "movement.h"

/*
 * TIDE COMPUTATION face
 *
 * Computes the time of the next high and low tides in your areas as well as
 * their magnitudes and gives an approximation of the current tide.
 * 
 * For now, this face only handle a theoretical perfect semi-diurnal tide,
 * similarly to what some Casio watches are doing. In the future, it may be
 * possible to handle more precise computation by sending the harmonics
 * coeficients of the tides over IR.
 * 
 * To configure the face, long press the Alarm button to enter the setting mode
 * then set the time of the high tide in your area. You can move the hour using
 * the Alarm and Mode button to go up and down, then press the Light button to
 * set the minutes in the same way. Notice that if you overflow the minutes then
 * the hour will change. Similarly, when the hours overflow, the day for the
 * tide (shown in the upper right corner) is changed too (however there is no
 * direct way to set the day). You must be sure to select the right day for the
 * tide that you are currently entering.
 * Note that, if you set the high tide value for a day with a full or new moon,
 * the computation will be slightly more precise.
 * Because the Mode button is used, you must first press the Alarm button once
 * or twice, to exit the settings, before pressing Mode to exit the watch face.
 * 
 * Once configured, the face start by showing the state of the current tide
 * (low, flowing, high, or ebbing) at the top of the screen. If the tide is
 * flowing or ebbing, the bottom left part of the screen also shows the current
 * hight of the tide as a percentage of the total tide. The bottom right portion
 * of the screen shows a representation of whether the current tide is a neap
 * or spring tide, or an intermediate one.
 * 
 * You can then repeatedly press the Alarm buttom to see the time of the future
 * high and low tides. The bottow right corner has the same representation of
 * the amplitude of the tide and the top right corner has the day of the month
 * for which the tide is shown.
 * 
 * You can long press the Light button to come back to the state of the current
 * tide. Exiting and re-entering the watch face will have the same effect.
 */

void tide_face_setup(uint8_t watch_face_index, void ** context_ptr);
void tide_face_activate(void *context);
bool tide_face_loop(movement_event_t event, void *context);
void tide_face_resign(void *context);

#define tide_face ((const watch_face_t){ \
    tide_face_setup, \
    tide_face_activate, \
    tide_face_loop, \
    tide_face_resign, \
    NULL, \
})