On Tue, 7 Jun 2011 20:33:59 +0200 Quentin Gibeaux <quentin.gibe...@insa-rouen.fr> said:
> Hi Rasterman, i'm one of the students that sent some mails about making > widgets some weeks ago. :) > Your new version of the clock widget reminds me what i was supposed to do in > my course project, i've included an elementary clock into a skel and added > some options, i've used elm_widget for the link between elementary and the > skel, but it's still in development (and said to be unstable), but you have > found a better solution, i've seen that you recreated the elementary clock > directly in the edc of e, nice work (well that was too hard for my project) > ! :) well a weekend of work and its there. this was a todo item for e17 release and frankly.. someone has to sit down and do them to release e17 and we can't wait. we also cant use elm at this stage in e17 as it isnt really meant to work (yet). its on a list of things to make work by 1.0 (allow it to be workable within a wm), but there's more important stuff atm and this frankly only needs to work for e18, so when work starts there, it needs doing. > I've planned to share my work with the community but it doesn't seem to be > necessary now, your work is better… :) > > Just an idea… I've also thought it'd be usefull to give the possibility to > set a time difference to see the time in an other country, so i've modified > skel to have a configuration per instance of the widget… maybe can it be add > (by me, if i can manage it) in this new clock you've made ? gustavo asked for that, but as such i just didnt want to do all the work to choose and list possible timezones. though it'd be nice, it's just work i decided isnt NEEDED for e17 released. got to make a call as to where to stop somewhere. i was asked about integrating it into calendaring apps too. if everyones pet feature is implemented i'll eventually write an entire calendaring/scheduling frontend into e17 and i'll spend forever doing it. got to call it quits somewhere. if you want to show date and time in other timezones, what you want is a way of having different clock instances know their names and locations (see temperature module) so when they are created the module matches the instance up to a specific config (eg the timezone to display for that instance). and then u need a way of figuring out (in code) the time diff between "current timezone" and the "desired timezone", and then somehow having the embryo script enable that time delta when getting time info (you'll have to extend embryo) or be able to ask for the time of a SPECIFIC timezone (current time get call breaks down time/date given the current tz) and then send that specific tz to the theme so it knows what to use. now u have done that work... u can display specific timezones per clock. :) > Regards, > > Quentin Gibeaux. > > 2011/6/7 Carsten Haitzler <ras...@rasterman.com> > > > On Tue, 07 Jun 2011 08:09:06 +0200 Florian Schaefer <list...@netego.de> > > said: > > > > > Ciao tutti! > > > > > > On 06.06.2011 05:24, Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote: > > > [...] > > > > has a todo list... and i'm wading through it bit by bit. i've knocked > > off a > > > > few of the items and this weekend i polished off the clock one. added a > > > > whole data calendar display in a popup when u click on the clock and a > > > > digital mode etc. > > > [...] > > > > > > Great stuff. Thanks. However, please let me point out one issue and one > > > feature request. :) > > > > > > Issue: When disabling seconds in analogue mode, the shelf clock does not > > > get updated any more. (SVN revision 60022) > > > > hmmmmm. bug. i'll check. > > > > > Feature request: Could the date also be displayed directly in the shelf > > > (at least in digital mode it seems to me that above/below the time > > > display there should be sufficient space)? Then I could finally get rid > > > of the separate calendar module. > > > > no. you can make your own theme if you want to do that, but i'm not > > touching > > the clock module anymore for release. i'm done with it. if you need the > > date so > > often that a click on the clock is too much work, and you cant remember it > > from > > the last time you needed it today, then maybe you need another tool. :) > > > > > > -- > > ------------- Codito, ergo sum - "I code, therefore I am" -------------- > > The Rasterman (Carsten Haitzler) ras...@rasterman.com > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > EditLive Enterprise is the world's most technically advanced content > > authoring tool. 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