UI-DEN-7044

UI-DEN-7044_Wifi
UI-DEN-7044_Wifi
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Done

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Addressed - ready for review

Addressed - ready for review

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Please move it to line 139

Please move it to line 139

Thanks for doing this. But that is not what I meant. Struct Data should only have basic data types which require to be sending between threads. What is implemented here is an immediate struct defin...

Thanks for doing this.
But that is not what I meant.
Struct Data should only have basic data types which require to be sending between threads.
What is implemented here is an immediate struct definition in a class which will be passed and is literally the same as a class and has the only overhead of a struct defined in the class.
Please use Data as the data and remove the functions from the struct Data.
I think the concept of having the struct Data is not clarified, let me know if I need to explain mor.

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It is now removed, WifiNetworkData is added to REGISTER_MODEL_METATYPES now

It is now removed, WifiNetworkData is added to REGISTER_MODEL_METATYPES now

Moved this to onStart() and calling start() in main.cpp which emits a private signal didStart() that is connected to onStart as we discussed

Moved this to onStart() and calling start() in main.cpp which emits a private signal didStart() that is connected to onStart as we discussed

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I agree it should be private. I've updated it to onAddNetwork and it is now private

I agree it should be private. I've updated it to onAddNetwork and it is now private

Updated it to use the settings stack specifically when popping or pushing

Updated it to use the settings stack specifically when popping or pushing

Just tested this and confirmed the alarm dialog shows up in front of the join / disconnect dialog

Just tested this and confirmed the alarm dialog shows up in front of the join / disconnect dialog

Done

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These are just thresholds by which to categorize the signal strength of an AP. So, the actual measured signal strength will vary independently of these levels.

These are just thresholds by which to categorize the signal strength of an AP. So, the actual measured signal strength will vary independently of these levels.

Why Network being registered?

Why Network being registered?