TextClock | This is a android custom digital clock | Date Time Utils library
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Android custom digital clock.
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- Initialize TextView
- Set the color of the view
- Sets the time
- Creates the time object
- Initializes the instance
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I have configured wibar so that the output is updated automatically. But there is a problem that the output can go beyond the borders of wibar. All the solutions I came up with don't work very well. How can I solve this problem?
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Unfortunately, I can't insert an image until I have 10 reputations. I can only leave a link to the question on github where there is an image showing the problem.
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Answered 2022-Mar-29 at 05:01The best solution I could find was to use awful.popup instead of awful.wibar.
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I'm have the error "Type mismatch: inferred type is String! but Unit was expected", but if I try to use quick fix I do an infinite loop with that error and "Return type of 'run' is not a subtype of the return type of the overridden member [...]" while using this code in theses files:
ClockViewModel.kt:
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Answered 2022-Mar-01 at 03:15You need to change the value of variable in ViewModel.
And I delete some unnecessary code.
try this code
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I gave up using ACTION_TIME_TICK because when click the physical button of a locked phone, it will also sent ACTION_TIME_TICK even the phone is still locked. That may make trouble if I keep pressing the key to wake up the phone.
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The original purpose of this question： Update widget text every 60s(not TextClock)? Can I use ACTION_TIME_TICK to update android time widget?
I find an app called KWGT(Kustom Widget) and seems like using background?foreground service to update every minute. Its service(shows notification, so I' m sure it is service) lives longer than mine(alarm + foreground service).
How do KWGT do this? Its help site says: Kustom was using close to 0 resources when it was allowed to ignore battery optimization (because targeting old releases) and new version acts like the same.Does it mean alarm using AlarmManager.RTC mode?
I have an Android AppWidget that shows HH:mm, update every 60 seconds, it works but still has some problem. Here is what I’ ve got:
I’ ve tried TextClock, it seems good, but I still need to update some other text when time ticks, like “count down: 3 min”、“count down: 2 min”.
I use the AlarmManager, send broadcast every minute to update my widget. I ‘m a little worry about my device’ s battery. Another problem is, when I change my device’ s time, TextClock get the new time immediately, but my widget text not.
I know how TextClock do it: intent ACTION_TIME_TICK, ACTION_TIME_CHANGED, ACTION_TIMEZONE_CHANGED sent by the system. The annotation says: “You cannot receive this through components declared in manifests, only by explicitly registering for it with Context.registerReceiver()”.
So, should I register that receiver in a service? I think it will not work very long because my process can not run forever. How those system time widgets do this? What' s the best way in 2021? My minSdk is API 26, if there is some better way after it, I can change to higher version.
My Alarm:
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Answered 2021-Nov-20 at 03:35You can override listed method in the class which extends from AppWidgetProvider like this:
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I have a TextClock in a widget, and have set the format I would like for both 12hour and 24hour format. The problem is the TextClock does not display 24hour time when I change my phone to 24 hour time setting.
I have tried removing both format12Hour and format24Hour lines from my layout and it changes nothing.
How do I show 12 or 24 hour time on the widget depending on the phone setting?
My widget layout file:
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Answered 2021-Nov-12 at 15:28For the format12Hour, you should put "K:mm a".
As for the meaning of the letters, here's the list of the symbols and what they mean: https://developer.android.com/reference/kotlin/java/time/format/DateTimeFormatter
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I am trying to spawn khal, a terminal calendar, when mouse pressing the default textclock widget in awesome wm.
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Answered 2021-Jul-16 at 22:00CLI applications like khal use so-called ASCII escape codes to encode the coloured highlighting. Parts of those is what you saw with "outputs 001b 1m before every highlighted character".
There are more characters within those sequences than what you pasted here, but those are likely swallowed by Lua's string handling or awesome's rendering.
The problem here is the fact that this way of highlighting text using ASCII escape codes is something that's specific to terminals and terminal emulators. Other applications do not use or implement them.
For awesome specifically, text markup is done through Pango Markup. So for your notifications to retain the highlighting created by khal, you will need to create a conversion layer that transforms the ASCII escape codes into Pango markup.
An additional challenge is the fact that colours in terminals use a theme-based system. The terminal is configured with a certain set of colours, and the escape codes merely index into that list. They don't hold any actual colour information themselves. However, for Pango, you need to specify the actual colour value in the markup.
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I'm trying to change the text of the TextView when the time on TextClock equals to 11:59 PM
I tried doing something like
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Answered 2021-May-18 at 17:48According to docs, TextClock extends TextView :
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I want to store textClock on Firebase FireStore, been trying for almost a week on how to solve them but still couldn't get. I am doing an attendance system for my final year project, this code is supposed to return and store values (user ID, name, time and location) in Firebase FireStore once user has clicked the button from previous activity
Here's the code that I have done
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Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 19:27you can store the TimeClock value as a string in your firebase, by extracting text value by textClock.getText() on the button on the previous activity as triggering point.
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Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 02:21As the documentation says, the setFormat24Hour(CharSequence) method:
Specifies the formatting pattern used to display the date and/or time in 24-hour mode.
It doesn't actually change the clock to a 24 hour one. Instead the TextClock uses the system default setting to decide which format to use.
However if you really want to enforce the format, you should set the format of the other mode to null, which will force it to display how you want.
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I don't have much experience in android programming. this is my code and idk why it doesn't display the second. I don't have anything yet at the java file.
xml
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Answered 2021-Mar-02 at 07:50Add both android:format12Hour and android:format24Hour format to your xml and try
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I have a text clock in the layout that I initialize here but during initialization, I have a message of (Inconvertible type: android.view.View to androidtutorial.project.nightclock.Classes.TextClock). On line which I mention below No one solves my problem which is present on StackOverflow so please anyone corrects me.
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Answered 2020-Oct-27 at 07:57I have done a change to your xml code. Hopefully it will work
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You can use TextClock like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the TextClock component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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