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2008-12-15
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Originally Posted by daperl
Worked a treat, thank you!
orario[3] is an integer. Try and make it a string with:
str(orario[3])
Then you would have:
cfr2=str("/usr/share/flipclock/")+str(orario[3])+".png"
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2008-12-15
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Packaged finally!
You can get the deb from here:
https://garage.maemo.org/frs/downloa..._0.001_all.deb
Source packages are available on (unless you want to make changes, the deb is what you should need):
https://garage.maemo.org/frs/?group_id=851
All the changes I've made to flipclock itself are in patches managed by quilt so it should be easy to see what was done. Any other changes such as setup.py installer script, debian folder etc are in the diff.gz.Thanks to daperl for the str help and for the window size modification (which I've included).
And now, we can exit it
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You can get the deb from here:
https://garage.maemo.org/frs/downloa..._0.001_all.deb
Source packages are available on (unless you want to make changes, the deb is what you should need):
https://garage.maemo.org/frs/?group_id=851
All the changes I've made to flipclock itself are in patches managed by quilt so it should be easy to see what was done. Any other changes such as setup.py installer script, debian folder etc are in the diff.gz.Thanks to daperl for the str help and for the window size modification (which I've included).
And now, we can exit it
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2008-12-15
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
The most usual and "pythonic" idiom would be :
Hmm, I'm having trouble getting flipclock to use the new paths. Anyone know what the correct way to do:
is in python?cfr2 = str("/usr/share/flipclock/")+(orario[3])+".png"
cfr2 = "/usr/share/flipclock/%d.png" % orario[3]
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2008-12-15
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@fpp
Good call.
@others
And if you decide to use more complex string formatting, don't forget that the variables need to be in a list (comma separated inside parenthesis). For example:
Good call.
@others
And if you decide to use more complex string formatting, don't forget that the variables need to be in a list (comma separated inside parenthesis). For example:
Code:
#! /usr/bin/env python don = 7 a = 6 b = 8 s = "Q: %03d, what is the speed limit of sex?\nA: %d%d" % (don, a, b) print s
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2008-12-15
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#26
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daperl: can you get a ticket for going just one over the speed limit?
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2008-12-15
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Originally Posted by qole
Well, I've never heard about getting a ticket, but here are 3 things that can happen:
daperl: can you get a ticket for going just one over the speed limit?
- you eat it
- you have to turn around
- she blows a rod
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2008-12-15
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#28
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I hate to be a nit-picker here, but... daperl: from my understanding of python (and I could be wrong, I'm still learning), items in parentheses () are a tuple, while items in brackets [] are a list. So, in this case, the items need to be in a tuple, not a list. Not a big deal here, but the terminology changes what you can do with the items. (Reference Link)
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2008-12-15
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@TrueJournals
Yes, thanks. Grandpa always said, "better to pick the nit than pass on bad information." We used to slap the sh*t out of him. Just kidding. Variation on an old George Carlin joke. Thanks again.
Yes, thanks. Grandpa always said, "better to pick the nit than pass on bad information." We used to slap the sh*t out of him. Just kidding. Variation on an old George Carlin joke. Thanks again.
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2008-12-16
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New release: 0.002
I optimized a bit the code, now should be easier to read/modify/touch it.
Im testing new graphics: feedback, feedback, feedback.
I hate it so ll probably decide for the naked flipping number.
I added a completely useless (and probably deadly for the cpu) flipping animation at the start.
I still have no idea how create a package out of the thing so I keep uploading the .py for now.
https://garage.maemo.org/frs/downloa...ock002.tar.bz2
I optimized a bit the code, now should be easier to read/modify/touch it
. Im testing new graphics: feedback, feedback, feedback.
I hate it so ll probably decide for the naked flipping number.
I added a completely useless (and probably deadly for the cpu) flipping animation at the start.
I still have no idea how create a package out of the thing so I keep uploading the .py for now.
https://garage.maemo.org/frs/downloa...ock002.tar.bz2
Would love to have alarms as a minimum addition to it - so I can use it as my wake-up device.
Right now I use the StatusBar Big clock with alarms - but frustratingly - it kills the sound daemon totally everytime after the first snooze. I have to reboot the NIT to get sound back each time. So having another alternative without the sound problems would be great indeed.
Personally - I would lile the clock to have minimal function overloads - i.e alarm functionas a addition. Would not want to have weather, news etc features overloaded onto it.