Persisting last user selected Anr setting on connect

[joaocoelho2]

Proposed changes

Persisting last user selected anr setting (across disconnect/reconnect)

Why

Personally I really hate how bose qc35 always defaults to anr High setting every time I turn them on,
(and then you have to go into the phone app, bla bla bla). Most of the time I use mine with anr off.

What I did

I added 3 lines to your code so that the last setting that was selected when headphones were disconnected,
will be set again when reconnected.

This is an adaptation i made for my own personal use case,
I made this pull request in case you wanna add it back to yours aswell

Thank You

Thank you for making this, I've been looking for something like this for about 3 Years!

Cheers!

[ll0s0ll]

Thank you for your contribution.
I'm using google translate, so I'm sorry if it's strange English.

It's a nice idea.
I always use it in the low setting.
Certainly, when I connected, I always switched to low.
I wonder why I couldn't think of automating it.

So, I added a function to memorize the last selected ANR mode.
Since I used UserDefaults, the app remembers it even when I quit the app.

I think this method suits more people,
so I wrote a new code, not what you requested for a pull.

https://github.com/ll0s0ll/NoQCNoLife/releases/tag/v1.1.0

Thank you.

[joaocoelho2]

Awesome! I'll try your new version as soon as I can as well. Take care

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On Wed, Jul 14, 2021, 02:42 Shun ITO ***@***.***> wrote: Thank you for your contribution. I'm using google translate, so I'm sorry if it's strange English. It's a nice idea. I always use it in the low setting. Certainly, when I connected, I always switched to low. I wonder why I couldn't think of automating it. So, I added a function to memorize the last selected ANR mode. Since I used UserDefaults, the app remembers it even when I quit the app. I think this method suits more people, so I wrote a new code, not what you requested for a pull. https://github.com/ll0s0ll/NoQCNoLife/releases/tag/v1.1.0 Thank you. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ALEZZT26PKOS74KOG2554B3TXTTO3ANCNFSM47KXVM2Q> .