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#21
Originally Posted by bigears5000 View Post
That is smart. I wouldn't mind poaching it, that's if you don't mind.
No problem

QBW export attached, its a bit rough in terms of the Number to text conversion & needs some tweaks in my opinion.

Still not sure on The AM / PM either yet. Have a play I would be intrested in seeing any alteration you make

Code:
[queen-beecon-header]
version=1.000000
checksum=19217036
[queen-beecon-exported-instance]
widgetType=1
widgetVisible=1
operationalStatus=0
hideCanvas=true
hideClickCanvas=true
snippetBgRGB=0
snippetExtBgRGB=#000000000000
beecon_lt0_ImgZoom=0
beecon_lt0_BgRGB=2
beecon_lt0_ExtBgRGB=#808080808080
beecon_lt0_ImgFilename=
beecon_eq0_ImgZoom=0
beecon_eq0_BgRGB=3
beecon_eq0_ExtBgRGB=#0000ffff0000
beecon_eq0_ImgFilename=
beecon_eq1_ImgZoom=0
beecon_eq1_BgRGB=4
beecon_eq1_ExtBgRGB=#ffffffff0000
beecon_eq1_ImgFilename=
beecon_ge2_ImgZoom=0
beecon_ge2_BgRGB=5
beecon_ge2_ExtBgRGB=#ffff00000000
beecon_ge2_ImgFilename=
beecon_idxge2_ImgZoom=0
beecon_idxge2_BgRGB=11
beecon_idxge2_ExtBgRGB=#0000ffffffff
beecon_idxge2_ImgFilename=
widWidth=555
widHeight=110.24539877300613
instanceTitle=TextTime
instanceCmd=# echo -e "`date +'<span font=\\"15\\">%l:%M</span>%p - %A, %B %d'`"\n\nHR="`date +'%l'`"\nMIN="`date +'%M'`"\nMIN1="`date +'%p'`"\n\n# Convert HR no to text\nif [ $HR = 0 ] ; then HR="Zero"\nelif [ $HR = 1 ] ; then HR="One"\nelif [ $HR = 2 ] ; then HR="Two"\nelif [ $HR = 3 ] ; then HR="Three"\nelif [ $HR = 4 ] ; then HR="Four"\nelif [ $HR = 5 ] ; then HR="Five"\nelif [ $HR = 6 ] ; then HR="Six"\nelif [ $HR = 7] ; then HR="Seven"\nelif [ $HR = 8 ] ; then HR="Eight"\nelif [ $HR = 9 ] ; then HR="Nine"\nelif [ $HR = 10 ] ; then HR="Ten"\nelif [ $HR = 11 ] ; then HR="Eleven"\nelif [ $HR = 12 ] ; then HR="Twelve"\nfi\n\n# Convert MIN no to text\nif [ $MIN = 00 ] ; then MIN="Zero"\nelif [ $MIN = 01 ] ; then MIN="One"\nelif [ $MIN = 02 ] ; then MIN="Two"\nelif [ $MIN = 03 ] ; then MIN="Three"\nelif [ $MIN = 04 ] ; then MIN="Four"\nelif [ $MIN = 05 ] ; then MIN="Five"\nelif [ $MIN = 06 ] ; then MIN="Six"\nelif [ $MIN = 07 ] ; then MIN="Seven"\nelif [ $MIN = 08 ] ; then MIN="Eight"\nelif [ $MIN = 09 ] ; then MIN="Nine"\nelif [ $MIN = 10 ] ; then MIN="Ten"\nelif [ $MIN = 11 ] ; then MIN="Eleven"\nelif [ $MIN = 12 ] ; then MIN="Twelve"\nelif [ $MIN = 13 ] ; then MIN="Thirteen"\nelif [ $MIN = 14 ] ; then MIN="Foreteen"\nelif [ $MIN = 15 ] ; then MIN="Fifteen"\nelif [ $MIN = 16 ] ; then MIN="Sixteen"\nelif [ $MIN = 17 ] ; then MIN="Seventeen"\nelif [ $MIN = 18 ] ; then MIN="Eighteen"\nelif [ $MIN = 19 ] ; then MIN="Nineteen"\nelif [ $MIN = 20 ] ; then MIN="Twenty"\nelif [ $MIN = 21 ] ; then MIN="TwentyOne"\nelif [ $MIN = 22 ] ; then MIN="TwentyTwo"\nelif [ $MIN = 23 ] ; then MIN="TwentyThree"\nelif [ $MIN = 24 ] ; then MIN="TwentyFour"\nelif [ $MIN = 25 ] ; then MIN="TwentyFive"\nelif [ $MIN = 26 ] ; then MIN="TwentySix"\nelif [ $MIN = 27 ] ; then MIN="TwentySeven"\nelif [ $MIN = 28 ] ; then MIN="TwentyEight"\nelif [ $MIN = 29 ] ; then MIN="TwentyNine"\nelif [ $MIN = 30 ] ; then MIN="Thirty"\nelif [ $MIN = 31 ] ; then MIN="ThirtyOne"\nelif [ $MIN = 32 ] ; then MIN="ThirtyTwo"\nelif [ $MIN = 33 ] ; then MIN="ThirtyThree"\nelif [ $MIN = 34 ] ; then MIN="ThirtyFour"\nelif [ $MIN = 35 ] ; then MIN="ThirtyFive"\nelif [ $MIN = 36 ] ; then MIN="ThirtySix"\nelif [ $MIN = 37 ] ; then MIN="ThirtySeven"\nelif [ $MIN = 38 ] ; then MIN="ThirtyEight"\nelif [ $MIN = 39 ] ; then MIN="ThirtyNine"\nelif [ $MIN = 40 ] ; then MIN="Forty"\nelif [ $MIN = 41 ] ; then MIN="FortyOne"\nelif [ $MIN = 42 ] ; then MIN="FortyTwo"\nelif [ $MIN = 43 ] ; then MIN="FortyThree"\nelif [ $MIN = 44 ] ; then MIN="FortyFour"\nelif [ $MIN = 45 ] ; then MIN="FortyFive"\nelif [ $MIN = 46 ] ; then MIN="FortySix"\nelif [ $MIN = 47 ] ; then MIN="FortySeven"\nelif [ $MIN = 48 ] ; then MIN="FortyEight"\nelif [ $MIN = 49 ] ; then MIN="FortyNine"\nelif [ $MIN = 50 ] ; then MIN="Fifty"\nelif [ $MIN = 51 ] ; then MIN="FiftyOne"\nelif [ $MIN = 52 ] ; then MIN="FiftyTwo"\nelif [ $MIN = 53 ] ; then MIN="FiftyThree"\nelif [ $MIN = 54 ] ; then MIN="FiftyFour"\nelif [ $MIN = 55 ] ; then MIN="FiftyFive"\nelif [ $MIN = 56 ] ; then MIN="FiftySix"\nelif [ $MIN = 57 ] ; then MIN="FiftySeven"\nelif [ $MIN = 58 ] ; then MIN="FiftyEight"\nelif [ $MIN = 59 ] ; then MIN="FiftyNine"\n\nfi\necho  "${HR}${MIN}${MIN1}"
rememberMe=
cmdImgFilename=
cmdImgAngle=0
cmdImgZoom=0
cmdFgRGB=1
cmdExtFgRGB=#ffffffffffff
cmdTextAngle=0
cmdVisibilityPosition=0
cmdImgVisibilityPosition=5
cmdJustify=0
cmdExtFont=Nokia Sans bold italic 12
cmdFontName=3
cmdFontSize=12
resImgFilename=
resImgAngle=0
resImgZoom=0
resFgRGB=1
resExtFgRGB=#c7c7c7c7c7c7
resTextAngle=0
resVisibilityPosition=5
resImgVisibilityPosition=3
resJustify=0
resExtFont=Hand Of Sean 50
resFontName=16
resFontSize=10
resWrapLongLines=false
progressAnimationFrames=4
progressAnimationTimer=4
progressAnimationPos=2
progressAnimationAtClickXY=false
progressAnimationBasename=
updOnStartup=true
updOnClick=true
multiClick=false
updOnDesktop=true
updOnSight=false
updOnOrientation=false
delayIndex=1
customIntervalSecs=0
updNeworkPolicy=0
GPSsettings=0
updOnDBUS=0
updOnDBUSBus=0
updOnDBUSMatchRule=

Last edited by Raif; 2011-01-26 at 23:15.
 

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#22
im so tall im to tall for this **** to tall
 
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#23
you ever heard of telling the time by the way the sun is shining i just kind of give up on a watch in 1994 . started to get my swag on with this n900 it makes me feel important like im william gates asssitant/body guard. just hit me up gatesy i will organise your day on my new nokia at the touch of a button my lad. they say stonehenge has some ancient time telling qualities by way of the stars all them rocks and stones seem very special to me .
 
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#24
Originally Posted by imsotall View Post
you ever heard of telling the time by the way the sun is shining i just kind of give up on a watch in 1994.
Thanks for that, I am quite accurate at telling the time via the sun, but somtimes I would just like to look at my phone instead of walking outside. And in particular i would like to have it displayed as text rather than the traditional Numbers.

Raif Thats good how does one put that into QBW? Sorry im a complete noob.
 
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#25
Originally Posted by Farugah View Post
Thanks for that, I am quite accurate at telling the time via the sun, but somtimes I would just like to look at my phone instead of walking outside. And in particular i would like to have it displayed as text rather than the traditional Numbers.

Raif Thats good how does one put that into QBW? Sorry im a complete noob.
Copy Code and save in Note or Leafpad
Create new QBW
Goto advanced
Goto Import/export operations
Import file to buffer - the buffer should now contain the code
Import Buffer to command - the command box @ top should contain code now
Hit run & check the command output is correct
Hit save
Adjust look of widget in the main screen
Hit save run

This may also be of help http://wiki.maemo.org/Queen_BeeCon_Widget
 
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#26
@Raif
The QBW widget works, but like you said it is a little rough around the edges as when the numbers increase the AM/PM part moves outside of the specified size to dissapears.

Probably quite simpple change but i'm not great at QBW
 
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#27
Originally Posted by DJRedline View Post
@Raif
The QBW widget works, but like you said it is a little rough around the edges as when the numbers increase the AM/PM part moves outside of the specified size to dissapears.

Probably quite simpple change but i'm not great at QBW
If you open up the QBW settings and increase the top Width slider that should sort the problem
 
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#28
Originally Posted by Raif View Post
Copy Code and save in Note or Leafpad
Create new QBW
Goto advanced
Goto Import/export operations
Import file to buffer - the buffer should now contain the code
Import Buffer to command - the command box @ top should contain code now
Hit run & check the command output is correct
Hit save
Adjust look of widget in the main screen
Hit save run

This may also be of help http://wiki.maemo.org/Queen_BeeCon_Widget
Hi, So I got to the Importing buffer to command process and it comes up with an error, where it says Buffer does not contain Valid Export Data Import cancelled. what am i doing wrong here?

Regards
 
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#29
Originally Posted by Farugah View Post
Hi, So I got to the Importing buffer to command process and it comes up with an error, where it says Buffer does not contain Valid Export Data Import cancelled. what am i doing wrong here?

Regards
i had to copy the command and then use the paste to buffer option.
 
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#30
Originally Posted by DJRedline View Post
i had to copy the command and then use the paste to buffer option.
Thanks ive got it into the Command bit now. When i run it in the test i get this back:

[Exit Code = 127 Output Size = 112]
<span font=\"15"\"> 9:50</span>AM - Monday, January 31nnHR=
9nMIN=50nMIN1=AMnn# Convert HR no to textnif [ = 0 ]

When i run it on the desktop i get this error:
(0x2cc630) QBW(id0-appOK) Warning! Possible Pango Markup Language inconsistent /undetermined tag!

Any Ideas?

Edit: Clockr Evolution is the app I originally saw. sorry it took so long to find.

Last edited by Farugah; 2011-02-01 at 22:28.
 
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