Eric Shulman's Shulman'sDigitalClock plugin alone can do this,
depending on where you want it...
I'm using it with my own code to display the date in dot format in
conjunction with (Swatch) Internet Time, but it can display ordinary
date/time formats without my plugin:
www.rtimwest.com
...if
Eric Shulman's DigitalClock plugin alone can do this,
depending on where you want it...
I'm using it with my own code to display the date in dot format in
conjunction with (Swatch) Internet Time, but it can display ordinary
date/time formats without my plugin:
www.rtimwest.com
...if that's
I'm going to throw in my two cents- I promise I'll leave it at that. I
have done just that on other issues.
I've only been using TW intensively for a couple of years, and as I've
said elsewhere I bounced off of it a few times- repeatedly became
interested because people I respected were
I'm a noob here and haven't contributed much, but for whatever it's
worth, I have to agree with Morris on this one (and we haven't been
shy about disagreeing on other subjects).
I've been a professional programmer on private and government projects
for 23 years, and I nonetheless found the
Is there any capability to scan documents into your systems? Still may
not be practical, but stands a better chance than typing the changes
in.
I sympathize with the circumstances, not long ago I declined to renew
a contact largely because of an even more ridiculous situation: we had
NO access
On Jun 6, 11:10 am, Dirk Zemisch dzemi...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hallo rtimwest,
rtimwest rtimw...@gmail.com schrieb am 04.06.2009 16:17 Uhr:
I contacted the folks at New Earth Time through their web page about
the apparent conflict between the GPL(s), Creative Commons License
On May 24, 11:16 pm, rtimwest rtimw...@gmail.com wrote:
Bare bones/pre-Alpha New Earth Time version of plugin done, works in
DigitalClock for real-time, works in journal entries, currently but
temporarily running on my site.
I'll incorporate this functionality in the final version, but I'm
I must be doing something stupid. Doesn't seem to do anything...
On May 30, 1:38 am, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm trying to figure out how to get my search bar to look
likehttp://tw.lewcid.org/. I figured out how to get it into the title area
but not how to right justify
Morris,
I appreciate your willingness to work with a time system you don't
believe in. And your animosity toward base sixty is obvious, so I
appreciate it will take time before you are ready and open minded
enough to move much further into this project ;-)
As I've said, I'm happy to help,
Some of us are... even to sending posts more than once;-)
Apparently, at least some of the time, when I attempt to post and it
gives me an error saying the session has timed out it has posted
anyway, despite the message. Just happened again.
Why the session should time out here, and gmail
Some of us are... even to sending posts more than once;-)
Apparently, at least some of the time, when I attempt to post and it
gives me an error saying the session has timed out it has posted
anyway, despite the message. Just happened again.
Why the session should time out here, and gmail
Sorry, just a test message- trying to figure out why it's double-
posting EVERYTHING, error messages or not.
T.
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Sorry, just a test message- trying to figure out why it's double-
posting EVERYTHING, error messages or not.
T.
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really want this clock, there must be a
fix or another way. Maybe Eric can explain and help.
Morris
On May 27, 9:11 pm, rtimwest rtimw...@gmail.com wrote:
Morris,
Ok, it's done, and again (temporarily) running the clock in the title
of my site, so you can easily check the behavior
Hey,
We're sort of back to repeating the same points.
Nothing happens in the natural world 24 times in a solar day,
The sun transits 15° of longitude 24 times during this rather natural
occurrence; which, as you rightly say, is a solar day .
The solar day is one complete rotation of the
Hey,
We're sort of back to repeating the same points.
Nothing happens in the natural world 24 times in a solar day,
The sun transits 15° of longitude 24 times during this rather natural
occurrence; which, as you rightly say, is a solar day .
The solar day is one complete rotation of the
Morris,
No problem. I think I sort of disagree on a philosophical basis- I
mean, what's the point of having a new time system with more intrinsic
precision if you're then going to reduce it to the precision of the
OLD system? But, hey, it's your site... and it does make it more
reasonable to use
Morris,
Ok, it's done, and again (temporarily) running the clock in the title
of my site, so you can easily check the behavior there to see if it's
what you want without having to install it.
http://www.rtimwest.com
T.
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Thanks, both...
I'm playing with it now... may be overkill for me.
Actually, the tiddler body text doesn't seem any larger at all.
Titles, yes, but the text seems the same.
I gather much of this formatting is to go into portrait mode, which I
don't need at all. Also, from the comments it seems
Is there a theme or something to help TW's usability on small screens?
I've tried to use TW on my Nokia 810 a few times, and it works well
enough, but it's pretty hard to read- the default fonts are very
small, compared to the appearance of any dedicated portable OS.
Thanks.
Bare bones/pre-Alpha New Earth Time version of plugin done, works in
DigitalClock for real-time, works in journal entries, currently but
temporarily running on my site.
I'll incorporate this functionality in the final version, but I'm
shifting my attention to that now unless there are serious
Morris,
On May 24, 6:08 pm, Morris Gray msg...@symbex.net.au wrote:
Hi Tim,
I can't seem to find what thread I read that sent me to your site
maybe I dreamed it. This will have to do.
NET is a single time on its own to the exclusion of all others.
Well now... guess it's a good thing for
Noob here.
In testing a (user-entered) string to see if it's (potentially)
numeric, somewhat to my surprise the string methods parseInt() and
parseFloat() will return a number if the first part of the string
converts successfully, ignoring trailing non-numeric characters (and
not making an index
Strictly development-related issues should be discussed on the dev group:
I considered doing that, but frankly I hesitated because I have no
idea what many of the posts over there are about or what their norms
are, and I had a feeling that basic, not-TW-specific questions might
not be
I was in such a rush yesterday I'm not sure exactly what I did, but my
posts didn't show up for some reason.
NBD (er, no worries)
Morris- as I mentioned, so far you're half of the demand, and the
other half is running a copy of the current plugin, and is happy for
the moment. I need to do the
All,
Are there places in the world where the difference between local time
and Greenwich in hours is ever not an integer?
Thanks.
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Ok, having backed off and gotten just a little bit of perspective on
this, I think a major re-think is in order.
It hasn't escaped my attention that out of about 6.5 billion people,
exactly two have expressed interest in using this program ... and one
of them wants another time system.
Eric,
Thanks for taking a look. I'll respond to this and then move any
further discussion to the other section.
I think we're very much on the same page; this first (pre-Alpha)
version does leverage Date.formatString, n times for however many @@
Biel-date strings (probably should be once for
I've got a non-techie question..
I did a Google image search, and virtually nobody's TiddlyWiki site
(always excluding yours, Eric) has much of anything up in the upper
right corner, title or subtitle areas.
Is it just that there's no convenient (non-programmer) way to float
something to the
just mostly just wrappers for the core macros, no low-
level stuff.
Tim
On May 20, 9:40 pm, rtimwest rtimw...@gmail.com wrote:
I've got a non-techie question..
I did a Google image search, and virtually nobody's TiddlyWiki site
(always excluding yours, Eric) has much of anything up
Dirk,
You could, but so far it doesn't bore. So please stay here for the
lurkers around... ;-)
Well, okay, but remember you asked for it... discussions of time
systems can get truly Byzantine, sometimes even heated (which seems
odd for such a dry subject, but ask me how I know...), and tend
Curious that you should bring up just that subject in response to my
own one-and-only post.
I wasn't going to mention this yet, and don't know if there's any
interest out there, but since you brought up the newJournal macro,
here goes...
Some of you are aware that I've been working on combining
First post, so go easy guys.. ;-)
I've always been impressed with TW, I've been a few for years for my
own purposes, but just recently published a couple of pages, and now
I'd like to get a bit more sophisticated. I'm a programmer, but not
with these tools, yet.
I don't know if I'm missing some
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