worldclock | A Sci-fi looking World Clock created using JavaFX
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A Sci-fi looking World Clock created using JavaFX.
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- Initialize the list of locations .
- Populate the states .
- Returns a string representation of this object .
- Compares this location to another location .
- Handles a configuration change event .
- Handle the close window action .
- Main entry point .
- Gets the index of the word .
- Set the index .
- Returns the payload .
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QUESTION
I have looked up how to remove seconds from javascript time fetch. I have checked the worldclock API website. I am not familiar with JS, so I dont know the right question to input into search. Here is my code, I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction to remove seconds from the received output.
I want to go from HH:MM:SS to just HH:MM. I would appreciate any help. Thank you
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 22:01to uh... well, let's get to it.
Change this line:
let time = result.substring(11,19)
...to this line:
let time = result.substring(11,16)
What we're doing here is shortening the extracted string to include just hours and minutes.
QUESTION
I am new to the flutter framework. I am trying to get TimeZones from an API in flutter but due to some reason, it's not returning all timeZones. URL from which I am trying to get a response is: https://www.timeapi.io/api/TimeZone/AvailableTimeZones
Here is my code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-06 at 19:52Every ide has a max console log limit, you can change these limits.
If you are using IntelliJ or Android Studio IDE follow below link; https://stackoverflow.com/a/66744625/13109852
or using VSCode follow below link; https://stackoverflow.com/a/63013785/13109852
QUESTION
I have a screen with a container that shows the current time and under that a list view that contains list tiles with different regions and their corresponding time. I have a Future function that gets the time of a location. The problem is the text field that I have wrapped with future builder keeps blinking. It goes from null to time and back and forth. I want it to keep rebuilding to update the time, but how I do remove the blinking problem. and when I wrap newTime in setState it returns null. Any help will be really appreciated
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Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 11:30Replace your Future Func
QUESTION
I'm trying to convert specific time to my local timezone that is Asia/Tehran with this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-09 at 09:53In the link, you have the month October, whereas in your code, you have September 🙂.
QUESTION
I have made a commit with message "Recycler View in Main Activity". The Head was on it. I switched to a new branch without seeing the warning. I am now unable to see my commit with message "Recycler View in Main Activity". How can I retrieve a commit which is not associated with any branch? Please help I am very new to GitHub.
My Terminal is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 05:46Your command line shows that you can create a branch for the commit with
QUESTION
I have a simple variable in an autoload called " var Current_Scene" , it has no value assigned to it ( which means its automatically null.
In my game when you click a button, "Current_Scene"s value is SUPPOSED to change to a string called "Main Street". When I check if the value changed in debug it says "Current_Scenes" value is still null. Even when I experimented by presetting "Current_Scenes" value to the string "cat" , After I tried to change it to "Main Street" , debug said it was STILL cat. Idk what I'm missing?
below is my code that checks if my value was properly reassigned: (inside of Scene 2)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-16 at 06:41I don't have your scene loading code (RemoveScene+enter_main_sceneimplementation), so I just used get_tree().change_scene(.... I was not able to reproduce the problem this way so maybe it is in your scene loading/changing code. Please provide your implementation of these methods to elaborate further or try to change it to get_tree().change_scene() and see if the problem is fixed.
My assumption is that the difference between our cases is that your implementation calls _ready() callback on second scene BEFORE SceneChange.Current_Scene = "Main Street" line is executed. If I use get_parent().add_child(secondScene.instance()) instead of get_tree().change_scene(), that would be the case for me. To fix that swap the lines of code that do the string assignment and adding packed second scene as a child node of a current one.
My implementation:
QUESTION
I'm running a world clock script (NY,LONDON,TOKYO,SYDNEY) time. And on the page, next to the location name displays a RED/GREEN dot based on the market status if OPEN/CLOSE.
SO, I'm trying to setup a different conditions for each specific location, as for eg:
- NY market opens at 9AM and closes at 17PM
- LONDON opens at 8AM and closes at 16PM
...between this time the status displays the color (limegreen), if off this time it displays status color (red)...
Hope I made clear to understand, I'm desperate for long to fix this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-13 at 19:15The trouble is in your evaluation of hr that leads to status. As written, status will always be red. Here's a fix :
QUESTION
I am wondering if I can change the timezone in Ruby. I am currently in Asia/Kolkata (+0530).
In my system if I run:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-10 at 21:17For the time being, this works
TZ=Asia/Kolkata ruby -e "p Time.new(1942).strftime('%z')"
Setting the TZ environment variable also works from within Ruby: (seen in test_time_tz.rb)
QUESTION
I've been trying to convert between Asia/Riyadh to Asia/Amman as a test and the time should still the same as an example, you can check it right here : https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html?iso=20200630T170000&p1=776&p2=214&p3=34&p4=11
this code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-01 at 05:07If you print date you will see that the date is Jan 1, 1970 and the time zones where different back then.
Change the code to ensure that the date is Jun 30, 2020.
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QUESTION
It is mentioned in here, that :
Javascript date getDay() method returns the day of the week for the specified date according to local time.
I cannot understand why local time influences the output of that method?
At the moment I'm writing this question, It is
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-12 at 10:18These days you can expect the output to be the same, if you pass in the same date, but in old ages there were a lot of different timezones and it could be that at one point a certain date was at a different day. So that note according to local time is probably only valid for edge cases in history
I can refer you to this answer for more information and some great background information
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