I've imported the robotium library for Android, we need to write some tests for the overall app experience, covering different types of behavior.

To take pictures of whiteboards and things.

Doesn't quite work right now, was previously working.

Hamster has this, I'm thinking that we can use an Android plotting package for this:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/424752/any-good-graphing-packages-for-android

has a bunch of them.

Ideally, I'd like to be able to:

• Have this allow you to change event durations,
  • with checks to make sure they are disjoint.
• Be scrollable / pinchable.
• Allow you to reorder things.
• Do the thing with showing consecutive series of events that hamster also does.

Inside the main list, there dates display in a really crappy way, needs fixing.

Right now just unspecified, it's sitting in the XML layout, but nothing gets done to update it.

Should allow:

• Preferred email address (to back up logs)
• Date and time / duration format
• Different fonts / displays for things?
• etc...

This should use a PreferencesActivity, and should use the SharedPreferences specified in the TimeTracker constant for the default in the app.

Pretty simple: just query the content provider.

This needs to save the set of events as a file, attach that file to a SEND intent, to an email program. This shows how to do it: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6078099/android-intent-send-an-email-with-attachment

Should be pretty simple.

Question: should we have an email client built into the app? This will require using the internet permission. We can get rid of it if we use the send email intent. But it requires the user to explicitly export their data.

There's a bad screen that sort of does this.

Should this happen?

We can catch the ON_BOOT event and then start the app, run in a notification bar with a service that watches the user and makes sure they always have an active event. (Simple: query the content provider for the most recent event using an sql limit 1 clause with a default sorting order.)