Package: pypanel
Version: 2.4-1.1
Severity: wishlist
Tags: patch
pypanel doesn't have an option on the Clock format to use different
bases like Bin, Oct or Hex.
Attaching patch which solves the problem
--
aka nxvl
Yo uso Software Libre, y tu?
--- pypanel.orig 2007-10-08 23:36:58.000000000 -0500
+++ pypanel 2007-10-12 02:16:23.000000000 -0500
@@ -604,6 +604,25 @@
b = int("0x"+BG_COLOR[6:8],0)
ppshade(win.id, rpm, P_START, P_LOCATION, P_WIDTH, P_HEIGHT,
r, g, b, SHADE)
+
+ #---------------------------------------
+ def baseClock(self,base,hourDigits,minDigits):
+ #---------------------------------------
+ hourList = list()
+ minList = list()
+ (min,hour) = time.strftime("%M:%H", time.localtime()).split(":")
+
+ for i in range(hourDigits):
+ (hour, remainder) = divmod(int(hour),base)
+ hourList.append('%X' % remainder)
+ hourList.reverse()
+
+ for i in range(minDigits):
+ (min, remainder) = divmod(int(min),base)
+ minList.append(str('%X' % remainder))
+ minList.reverse()
+
+ return "".join(hourList)+":"+"".join(minList)
#---------------------------------------
def updatePanel(self, root, win, panel):
@@ -621,7 +640,14 @@
if CLOCK:
clock = panel[CLOCK]
- clock.name = time.strftime(CLOCK_FORMAT, time.localtime())
+ if CLOCK_FORMAT == 'bin':
+ clock.name = self.baseClock(2,5,6)
+ elif CLOCK_FORMAT == 'hex':
+ clock.name = self.baseClock(16,2,2)
+ elif CLOCK_FORMAT == 'oct':
+ clock.name = self.baseClock(8,2,2)
+ else:
+ clock.name = time.strftime(CLOCK_FORMAT, time.localtime())
clock.width = ppfontsize(clock.name) + 2
space -= clock.width + P_SPACER*2
if DESKTOP:
@@ -879,7 +905,14 @@
if AUTOHIDE and not self.hidden:
self.toggleHidden()
if CLOCK:
- now = time.strftime(CLOCK_FORMAT, time.localtime())
+ if CLOCK_FORMAT == 'bin':
+ now = self.baseClock(2,5,6)
+ elif CLOCK_FORMAT == 'hex':
+ now = self.baseClock(16,2,2)
+ elif CLOCK_FORMAT == 'oct':
+ now = self.baseClock(8,2,2)
+ else:
+ now = time.strftime(CLOCK_FORMAT, time.localtime())
if clock.name != now:
clock.name = now
self.clearPanel(clock.x1+1, 0, clock.x2-(clock.x1+1), P_HEIGHT)
