analog-clock | hour analog clock that represents the time
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I'm not sure if this type of questions get answered here but here it goes anyway.
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Answered 2021-Jan-31 at 18:48# moving hour hand
def moveHourHand():
currentHourInternal = datetime.datetime.now().hour #Gets current local hour
degree = (currentHourInternal - 15) * -30 #Hour degree, look below
currentMinuteInternal = datetime.datetime.now().minute #Gets minutes for moving the hour hand between hours
degree = degree + -0.5 * currentMinuteInternal #Minute degree, also, look below
hourHand.setheading(degree) #This might send the degree to the function that move the hand
wn.ontimer(moveHourHand, 60000) #Im not sure about this one but i think that tells that function what and when to be called again, in milli seconds (60000ms = 60s = 1m)
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The following code displays an analog and a digital clock with which reads the time from Date(). A HTML input time field is used to capture the time from the user. Once, the user selects the custom time and click the sync button then the clocks should be synced to custom time and keep ticking. I have tried few things with setInterval() in the Sync() but didn't get the desired result and couldn't think of other way to achieve it. Please provide on some ideas to do this. Link to Stackblitz
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Answered 2020-Jul-17 at 14:12I have followed the solution from the following link and it worked for me.
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I am building a angular component clock.component with p5js.
Full source from her: https://github.com/avsmips/angular4-p5js-app/blob/master/src/app/analog-clock/analog-clock.component.ts
Html:
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Answered 2020-Mar-20 at 13:35The problem is the parent('analog-clock-canvas') selects by id, and all components have the same, since you have hard coded it (I'm talking about
I recommend generating a unique id in your component's ngOnInit and assigning it to the div. I like to use GUIDs. For example, using this implementation:
analog-clock.component.ts
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I'm trying to make a clock in javascript. I can't figure out how to set the value of rotate() equal to the degree of the current time.
I've tried some methods. I've looked at these tutorials:
- https://cssanimation.rocks/clocks/
- https://medium.com/@abhi95.saxena/make-an-analog-clock-using-javascript-7c07580ea91b
This is what I have right now and I believe it should work like this.
HTML:
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Answered 2019-Mar-25 at 13:16I have attempted to get you as much in here as possible, you should see a fully working clock. It's not been done too different from your current version.
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I want to display multiple clock base on different time zone
I'm using analogClockJs - a standalone JavaScript library to generate customizable, easy-to-style Analog Clocks using plain JavaScript & CSS.
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Answered 2018-May-01 at 07:16I forked this library and modify it so you can pass timezone as an option.
https://github.com/moshfeu/analogClockJs
Like this:
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I have an array of 8 compass points numbered from SW, clockwise though to S:
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Answered 2017-Dec-29 at 13:19Try this
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I am new to computer vision and I would like to, given a picture of an analogue watch (like so => 10:09:00), automatically read the time on the watch.
I've done some reading around and experiments with opencv and the best way seems to first extract the face of the watch from the environment and then apply the hough probabilistic function to extract the hands. Then, with the lines and their angles, compute the time.
While this sounds great, I am having trouble to find code sample to get started. Do you know of any code samples, blogs, youtube videos, tutorials, libraries that I can piece together to achieve my goal?
Is my understanding on how to do it any good?
Here's where I am at
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Answered 2017-May-23 at 05:54The example image that you have posted is a pretty hard one. But the approach is fairly good.
If you want to continue building up on this approach, it might be a good idea to remove lines that are outside the circles and do not cross the neighborhood of the centers of the circles. Then you will need a way to isolate hour and minute hands.
If you can find a few hundred images, training a Haar classifier to detect watches will be better than Hough circles. It will also be neat to train a deep neural network to tell the time by looking at the cropped image of the watch.
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