Hi, I'm using this plugin with my Squeezebox Boom but the font it uses
is too large to get the full time in the window. Is there anyway of
setting the clock text size on the Boom smaller? All I get is 'Quarter
past..' etc.
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Hy Guys,
I tried to install your plugin on my SlimServer 6.3.1 but I failed.
Why is this plugin only working with version 6.5?
Is there an old version out there which still works with 6.3.1?
Thanks in advance...
IcE
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Blu3IcE
I tried to install your plugin on my SlimServer 6.3.1 but I failed.
Why is this plugin only working with version 6.5?
Because the display control code has changed slightly.
Is there an old version out there which still works with 6.3.1?
Not that I knew of.
Michael
Yes, conditional loading of screensavers in Saverswitcher sounds like a
good idea. I haven't studied the aggressiveness of the mentioned
screensavers, different situations could warrant anything from small
print, only in off mode to stopping the music playback and spelling it
out using
Michael Herger;186746 Wrote:
A verbarious Calendar?
Something like early spring or mid march? Too fuzzy for my taste.
And
Freitag, neunter März Zweitausendundsieben isn't my choice neither
:-)
My idea was that you could for example have a config file where you
simply add a date
gonk wrote:
Robin Bowes;187187 Wrote:
gonk wrote:
After long discussions with my wife, who is a English teacher
Obviously, you're not **an** English teacher. :)
R.
Hmmm... You're right... I hope she doesn't read my posts... ;)
Bad boy.
Write me 100 lines: I must learn to use the
I took the liberty of making a small correction to the plugin.
PLUGIN_DATETIMETEXT_10H in the german translation was set to DE
Neun. This has to be DE Zehn to show the correct hour at this time.
Ahmm who did that translation first :-).
I hope to be uploading a first version of a slightly
It would ideally just be an addon to the Verbarious Clock/TimeSpeller,
not a plugin of its own, since it should maybe only kick in once ore
twice/month.
I'm not so sure about this. Currently there's no handler for dates, just
hours and minutes. It's not a alarm clock style plugin. Your
Michael Herger;187280 Wrote:
It would ideally just be an addon to the Verbarious
Clock/TimeSpeller,
not a plugin of its own, since it should maybe only kick in once
ore
twice/month.
I'm not so sure about this. Currently there's no handler for dates,
just
hours and minutes. It's not
Such a calendar plugin would need
SaverSwitcher to ever be used, I thought it would be better as an addon
to this plugin. But maybe I was wrong.
From a technical point of view (which is important to guess the
feasibility) it's two completely different use cases. TimeSpeller uses
strings
Michael Herger;187337 Wrote:
Such a calendar plugin would need
SaverSwitcher to ever be used, I thought it would be better as an
addon
to this plugin. But maybe I was wrong.
From a technical point of view (which is important to guess the
feasibility) it's two completely different
erland;187348 Wrote:
Maybe a plugin similar to SaverSwitcher that could change screen saver
based on some external critera would solve this. In this way it would
be possible to use the TimeSpeller plugin mostly but when the external
criteria was trigged it could change to use the Alarm
peterw;187390 Wrote:
SaverSwitcher could pretty easily support conditional loading of
screensavers. It could have a public API that this text reminder plugin
could call with code like
my $ssVersion = $Plugins::SaverSwitcher::Plugin::apiVersion;
if ( defined($ssVersion) ($ssVersion = 2) )
After long discussions with my wife, who is a English teacher, and many
ideas I (we) came up with the name: TimeSpeller!
What do you think?
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gonk wrote:
After long discussions with my wife, who is a English teacher
Obviously, you're not **an** English teacher. :)
R.
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TimeSpeller -- I like it (the name and the plugin).
Mikael, I'm glad to you feel encouraged to work on other plugins!
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Very nice to watch this plug-in grow! Good work. It deserves a good
home, which I am sure it will find at Michael's site.
Thanks. Would you mind me renaming it? I liked the Fuzzy Time mentioned
earlier in this thread.
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Michael
Michael Herger;186745 Wrote:
Very nice to watch this plug-in grow! Good work. It deserves a good
home, which I am sure it will find at Michael's site.
Thanks. Would you mind me renaming it? I liked the Fuzzy Time
mentioned
earlier in this thread.
I did not want to name this
I did not want to name this FuzzyTime, I wanted to modify this to *work
with* FuzzyTime!
Oh, didn't see this. I was referring to posting #2
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=32975#2). I'll have a look
at your code.
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gonk;186387 Wrote:
Very nice to watch this plug-in grow! Good work.
This has encouraged me to start with my other plug-in ideas I have...
A verbarious Calendar?
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Gonk,
thanks for your plugin. I think it has already found quite a few happy
users :-)
gonk;183348 Wrote:
(This is a very simple plug-in, 99% if the code is taken from the
DateTime plugin)
Would you allow me giving it a new, constant home? I don't like
searching forums for the latest
mherger;186181 Wrote:
Would you allow me giving it a new, constant home? I don't like
searching forums for the latest version of a file but prefer having it
on a web site. I'd be happy hosting on my site, with your name (and the
names of other contributors in this thread) at the top of the
This plugin is begging for 7.0's use of an external strings.txt file.
You can already add a custom-strings.txt to your slimserver's program
folder. This will work with almost any slimserver version.
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Babelfish did a good job on the translation. I made a very small
cosmetic change to the Dutch translation.
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|Filename: DateTimeTxt-International.zip|
|Download:
On 3/3/07, mherger
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yet another update: added dutch translation (thanks Erwin!), fixed
issues with SlimServer 6.5.
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|Filename: DateTimeTxt-International.zip|
|Download:
Ok - this is now turning into a cool plugin! Kudos to Michael for the
International version...
I've made one slight amendment to handle the concept of 'Override
Values'. This covers values such as Midnight or Midday (in fact they
were the only ones I could think of for English). They can be
Midday? Is that a British thing? We Yanks say Noon, as in High Noon
(cowboy movie reference there). Here's a quick stab at changing to
Noon, making it based on the real time (no 2 minute increase -- if you
really want the display to read 2 minutes fast, add 120 to all the
time() calls, and use
Ok, and here's a version which can be localized using strings as any
plugin. I've used placeholders %s in the minute strings to tell where
the hour should be placed. This allows for automatic Five o'clock and
Ten past five display.
I've slightly updated the plugin to be in sync with the current
mherger;185233 Wrote:
I've slightly updated the plugin to be in sync with the current DateTime
screensaver plus added German translation (DE, EN, SV available). gonk,
please verify if the Swedish version is still ok. I am able to check
the English, but Swedish... is rather Greek to me :-)
The Swedish doesn't work for:
19:25
19:30
It doesn't for German neither. I noticed this half an hour ago ;-). I'll
come up with a solution where this behaviour can be configured per
language.
But in your international version is says:
if ($min=35) {$hour=$hour+1};
Yep, I took this from
erland;185246 Wrote:
The Swedish doesn't work for:
19:25
19:30
Ok, I hope this one is better: the hour correction is now configurable
using strings. Similarly to the minutes strings, there are correction
strings which are 0 for no correction, or some other value (usually +1
around
Yet another update: added dutch translation (thanks Erwin!), fixed
issues with SlimServer 6.5.
+---+
|Filename: DateTimeTxt-International.zip|
|Download:
Quoting gonk [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Already done this as a screensaver a year ago. Use this for all my four
SB2/3.
Text yet only available in Swedish though... (It is trying to say:
twenty past nine)
nifty. If you've made it available for download, and used string
tokens in your code, I'm
On 2/21/07, simply [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all plugin coders...
It would be cool if someone here was able to provide us, the community,
with a plugin that emulates the not-yet-released Verbarius clock from
Art Lebedev (creators of the Optimus keyboard).
It displays time with words
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