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T-Clock 2010 (download)
Stoic Joker:
It seem almost poetic :-\ lyrical - Is there a tune that goes with it?
Nice to know somebody missed the font issue, I've got 50+ Emails from people that didn't. The new size 8 font is actually not bad now with 2 lines on the (default height) skinned XP taskbar ... But I wouldn't try it on 2k.
I've been thinking it might be nice to get folks to post a SS of their clock configuration - if a vague consensus of form can be found, I'll make it the (new) default.
Up Coming Stuff: I'm currently working on the (much needed) "live" timer countdown interface. The plan is to have a single location where a selectable group of active timers can be monitored. Also working on making the stopwatch controllable from the command prompt, so a script can start/stop/lap/reset the counter for execution time checking. Beyond that ... I'm running out of ideas, but am reviewing the emails I received over the years to see if there is anything else I can add (that won't junk-it-up). <- Hint... ;)) Next build will most likely be the first beta.
ewemoa:
It seem almost poetic :-\ lyrical - Is there a tune that goes with it?
-Stoic Joker (March 26, 2010, 06:48 AM)
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Good question :)
Up Coming Stuff: I'm currently working on the (much needed) "live" timer countdown interface. The plan is to have a single location where a selectable group of active timers can be monitored.
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Sounds nice! Would a hotkey to toggle visibility make sense?
Also working on making the stopwatch controllable from the command prompt, so a script can start/stop/lap/reset the counter for execution time checking.
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Mmmmm, command line access. More of that!
Beyond that ... I'm running out of ideas
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How easy/likely is a non-registry-using (=> portable-friendly) version?
Stoic Joker:
It seem almost poetic :-\ lyrical - Is there a tune that goes with it?
-Stoic Joker (March 26, 2010, 06:48 AM)
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Good question :)
Up Coming Stuff: I'm currently working on the (much needed) "live" timer countdown interface. The plan is to have a single location where a selectable group of active timers can be monitored.
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Sounds nice! Would a hotkey to toggle visibility make sense?-ewemoa (March 26, 2010, 08:11 AM)
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Hm... I'll look into it.
Also working on making the stopwatch controllable from the command prompt, so a script can start/stop/lap/reset the counter for execution time checking.
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Mmmmm, command line access. More of that!
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I've already got a few issues with the current CLI options, so what else I can do in that direction will depend on how well that turns out.
Beyond that ... I'm running out of ideas
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How easy/likely is a non-registry-using (=> portable-friendly) version?
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Inside Program Files (UAC/File Permissions/etc.) no. Outside Program Files .ini handling isn't really that difficult - So it sounds do-able.
Stoic Joker:
Okay, first beta of TC2010 now available.
Stopwatch can now can be controlled form the command line:
/exit : Exit T-Clock 2010
/prop : Open T-Clock 2010 Properties
/start : Start the Stopwatch Counter (open as/if needed)
/stop : Stop (pause really) the Stopwatch Counter
/lap : Record a (the current) Lap Time
/reset : Reset Stopwatch to 0 (stop as/if needed)
Timers Can now be viewed/monitored:
Highlight a timer in ListView & hit Delete - To get Exit Options.
Note: Timer Watch will automatically close if last timer is removed, or if a Single watched timer Expires.
Feedback Appreciated. :)
ewemoa:
Trying out the first beta of TC2010 (congratulations, btw :Thmbsup:)
Stopwatch can now can be controlled form the command line:
/exit : Exit T-Clock 2010
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/stop : Stop (pause really) the Stopwatch Counter
/lap : Record a (the current) Lap Time
/reset : Reset Stopwatch to 0 (stop as/if needed)
-Stoic Joker (March 27, 2010, 01:16 PM)
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Woohoo! Mmm, command line options...Sorry, I'll try to contain myself.
The quoted 1 + 3 items appear to work as expected here.
/prop : Open T-Clock 2010 Properties
/start : Start the Stopwatch Counter (open as/if needed)
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These made a corresponding dialog of T-Clock active -- which seems to make sense for /prop, but I'm not sure it does for /start. Do you get the same behavior?
Timers Can now be viewed/monitored:
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Took me a bit to figure out how to make that window appear :)
Some observations:
I had a single timer visible in the Timer Watch dialog, stopped it from the Add/Edit dialog (so this is neither expiring nor plain removal from the dialog), and noticed that the Timer Watch dialog went away. Is that what happens there? Not sure what I think of that yet.
Highlight a timer in ListView & hit Delete - To get Exit Options.
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This seemed to work for all three cases.
I started to wonder whether it might be useful to be able to start expired or stopped timers from the Timer Watch dialog -- and/or perhaps have some way to get the Add/Edit Timer dialog to appear via a hotkey or button press. Still at the wondering stage though.
Note: Timer Watch will automatically close if last timer is removed, or if a Single watched timer Expires.
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I observed these two results too. I'm not sure what I think of the latter yet.
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