426cc17b2c
- Multi-threaded support added. Clock, timer and chronograph continue running while configure window is open. - A couple small changes to the dockapp to make the characters 'I' and ':' appear better. - Major rewrite/cleanup of the code from top to bottom. - Improved configure state tracking. Program would give errors and crash if you clicked on the dockapp multiple times to open the config window. - Added support for selecting font color on the command line.
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WMTimer is a dockable alarm clock for Window Maker which can be run
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in alarm, count-down timer, or chronograph mode. In alarm or timer
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mode, you can either execute a command or sound the system bell
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when the time is reached. WMTimer is configurable through the
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command line or the GTK GUI.
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WMTimer can be configured either at run time via the command line
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or the GTK interface by clicking on the main part of the window
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(anywhere except the buttons).
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To switch to the chrono function simply click on the right arrow
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button to start the chronograph. You can pause the chronograph by
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clicking on the center, rectangle button and resume again by clicking
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the right arrow button. You can reset the timer by clicking on the
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left arrow button.
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Time entered via the command line must be in the form of x:x:x You
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dont need to have 2 digits for each number but you must have at
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least zeros as place holders for hrs, mins and secs.
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WWW: ${HOMEPAGE}
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