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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2010-12-26
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how can i return to the original clock . is there any way except uninstalling the app
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2010-12-26
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and could u add an option to change the font of digital clock?
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2010-12-26
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Lemonadium, try what zvogt suggested in the post above yours. Editing /usr/lib/advanced-clock-pluging/clock.py, in line 47, to make it what he said above.
I'm going to test this myself in a minute, will edit post if it works and solves it like it did for zvogt.
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Oh, wait, looks like Wonko already fixed it. Damn that was fast. Wonko, you're awesome.
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Also, as the number of clock styles becomes more and more numerous (possible, certainly), since the clock styles do not actually need to be marked as executable, and don't need to have any user permissions, perhaps it may be useful to symlink the /usr/lib/advanced-clock-plugin/ folder, or at least the /usr/lib/advanced-clock-plugin/clocks/ folder, into somewhere in /opt, or even somewhere in the MyDocs partition, just so that they don't take up rootfs space.
Of course, right now the Clock Style scripts are tiny and there's only a handful, so it's not a big deal, but it may be useful in the future.
Last edited by Mentalist Traceur; 2010-12-26 at 22:08. Reason: Suggestion
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self.context.set_source_rgb(self.color_r/255.0, self.color_g/255.0, self.color_b/255.0)
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Oh, wait, looks like Wonko already fixed it. Damn that was fast. Wonko, you're awesome.
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Also, as the number of clock styles becomes more and more numerous (possible, certainly), since the clock styles do not actually need to be marked as executable, and don't need to have any user permissions, perhaps it may be useful to symlink the /usr/lib/advanced-clock-plugin/ folder, or at least the /usr/lib/advanced-clock-plugin/clocks/ folder, into somewhere in /opt, or even somewhere in the MyDocs partition, just so that they don't take up rootfs space.
Of course, right now the Clock Style scripts are tiny and there's only a handful, so it's not a big deal, but it may be useful in the future.
Last edited by Mentalist Traceur; 2010-12-26 at 22:08. Reason: Suggestion
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2010-12-26
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Wonko, your app is awesome.. this app was a surprise to me
Few wishes:
1>moving the advanced clock settings to the Settings folder would be nice.
2>Option to set beep for every hour (if that is possible)
Seasons greeting to you and all maemo lovers
Few wishes:
1>moving the advanced clock settings to the Settings folder would be nice.
2>Option to set beep for every hour (if that is possible)
Seasons greeting to you and all maemo lovers
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2010-12-27
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Leojab: He's getting the first one implemented, he already said that. The second one... might actually be possible, not sure if he wants to include it in this one. It should be doable in the clock style though.
Something like should work, if I understand it correctly:
Something like should work, if I understand it correctly:
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if str(self.time.second) == 00 :
if str(self.time.minute) == 00 :
[python code for playing sound file]
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2010-12-27
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This is coming along in leaps and bounds! A few suggestions/requests..
Could the date and time read across horizontally rather than one above the other?
Could the font match the one used with Theme Customizer?
Would it be possible to have the date format match the one suggested in "Language & region" in Settings menu?
Could the date and time read across horizontally rather than one above the other?
Could the font match the one used with Theme Customizer?
Would it be possible to have the date format match the one suggested in "Language & region" in Settings menu?
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2010-12-27
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Could the date and time read across horizontally rather than one above the other?
In the meantime, I can quickly make a clock style for you that does what you're asking for. What size font would you like (don't have to give a number, just pick whatever already existing style has the font size you want, and say bigger/smaller if you'd prefer.
Could the font match the one used with Theme Customizer?
If you can make the clock (or specific clock style) read the system font and use it, then it will probably change with theme customizer changes (though it may require a hildon-status-menu restart whenever you make a change in theme customizer).
Would it be possible to have the date format match the one suggested in "Language & region" in Settings menu?
Worse case scenario, you edit the python code of the clock for which you want to change the date.
They're always
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str(self.time.day).zfill(X) + "Y" + str(self.time.month).zfill(X) + "Y" + str(self.time.year).zfill(X)
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str(self.time.month).zfill(2) + "/" + str(self.time.day).zfill(2) + "/" + str(self.time.year).zfill(4)
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2010-12-27
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So I'm not a python guy, but just a couple minutes on google turned up the strftime method. it seems like something like:
text = self.time.strftime("%X")
would be simpler than the brute force string manipulation I'm seeing in the current clocks/ code.
At the bottom of this page: http://docs.python.org/library/datetime.html is a table showing all of the valid format options.
I actually think it would be cool if the interface would allow the user to input a custom format string using the arguments from that table, and would just render that input as a custom clock.
text = self.time.strftime("%X")
would be simpler than the brute force string manipulation I'm seeing in the current clocks/ code.
At the bottom of this page: http://docs.python.org/library/datetime.html is a table showing all of the valid format options.
I actually think it would be cool if the interface would allow the user to input a custom format string using the arguments from that table, and would just render that input as a custom clock.
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2010-12-27
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Latest update has a font chooser and an alarm indicator checkbox. Great work!
As zvogt says, (if I understand correctly!) it would be great to be able to specify your own format from the settings too.
Great little plugin this.
As zvogt says, (if I understand correctly!) it would be great to be able to specify your own format from the settings too.
Great little plugin this.
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I just uploaded it to extras-devel.
Advanced Clock Plugin --- Binary Clock, Desktop Version --- libswt-hildon
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