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[Loui (PD1LOI)]

Ik gebruik OpenPli HD skin maar natuurlijk ook die ikzelf heb aangepast nu wil ik er eigenlijk een anologe klok in bouwen, maar hoe doe ik zoiets.

[pieterg]

daarvoor zal je een stukje c++ moeten schrijven (lib/gui/) wat cirkels en lijnen kan tekenen, en een python renderer er omheen, die je vervolgens in de skin kunt gebruiken.
(cirkel kan je eventueel nog laten zitten, door een ronde png als achtergrond te gebruiken)

[Loui (PD1LOI)]

Oke dat doe ik nou niet zo snel als ik het zo hoor, toch te ingewikkeld voor mij helaas.

[pieterg]

ja, en voor mij net iets teveel werk om ff snel tussendoor te doen

[mirakels]

hadden we die niet in enigma1 zitten (een cirkel widget bedoel ik dus) . Ik dacht dat ik dat zelf ooit had gemaakt. Iets met gauge widget of zo...

Misschien kan Loui dat als basis gebruiken om het multifuctioneel te maken waar dan makkelijk een klok van te maken is...

[blzr]

FWIW
analog clock could be displayed (on Open PLi) using @shamann's Watches renderer and ExtraNumText converter (see attachment), both GPLed
(and of course you'll need some clock face png...)
in custom-patched skin I use, code for it looks something like this:

<ePixmap pixmap="/usr/share/enigma2/brt_skin/clock_b.png" position="1068, 619" zPosition="1" size="72,65" alphatest="on" />
<widget source="global.CurrentTime" render="Watches" position="1075,620" size="62,62" zPosition="2" alphatest="on" foregroundColor="red">
	 <convert type="ExtraNumText">secHand</convert>
</widget>
<widget source="global.CurrentTime" render="Watches" position="1075,620" size="62,62" zPosition="4" foregroundColor="white" alphatest="on">
	 <convert type="ExtraNumText">minHand</convert>
</widget>
<widget source="global.CurrentTime" render="Watches" position="1086,631" size="40,40" zPosition="3" foregroundColor="white" alphatest="on">
	 <convert type="ExtraNumText">hourHand</convert>
</widget>

maybe one (with python skills) could use these sources as a basis for some OpenPLi's own component(s) /?/

//and btw, I'm still a bit confused - am I allowed to answer in English in a Dutch started thread, in this dual-language section or not?

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•  Watches_Extranumtext.tar.gz   2.03KB   36 downloads

[pieterg]

In this case you are allowed to answer in English
Indeed, that would work.
Though porting our eGauge would still be a good idea, as that would avoid the expensive per-pixel fillRect, which the Watches renderer is using.
fillRect uses hardware acceleration, so this means one seperate dma transfer for each pixel being drawn

[blzr]

In this case you are allowed to answer in English

Whew! thank goodness...

...as that would avoid the expensive per-pixel fillRect, which the Watches renderer is using.
fillRect uses hardware acceleration, so this means one seperate dma transfer for each pixel being drawn

well, I somehow/?/ suspected it's not the most effective-use-of-resources solution...

Though porting our eGauge would still be a good idea...

so, anybody?

[Loui (PD1LOI)]

Ik heb de clock in mijn skin maar nu zitten er nog geen wijzers op die met de tijd meelopen. Moet ik de inhoud van Watches_Extranumtext.tar.gz nog ergens plaatsen? Ik probeer een beetje inzicht te krijgen in het systeem hoe zoiets werkt.

[Loui (PD1LOI)]

Ik heb de clock in mijn skin maar nu zitten er nog geen wijzers op die met de tijd meelopen. Moet ik de inhoud van Watches_Extranumtext.tar.gz nog ergens plaatsen? Ik probeer een beetje inzicht te krijgen in het systeem hoe zoiets werkt.

 screenshot.jpg   103.13KB   154 downloadsHet is nog wat rommelig maar daar wordt aan gewerkt.

Edited by Loui (PD1LOI), 14 December 2012 - 08:49.

[MiLo]

Though porting our eGauge would still be a good idea, as that would avoid the expensive per-pixel fillRect, which the Watches renderer is using.
fillRect uses hardware acceleration, so this means one seperate dma transfer for each pixel being drawn

A circular egauge would also be nice for the progress in the movie selection list. It's using PNG files now.


BTW, you could make an analog clock with 60 PNG images (or 120 if you use a different hour hand).

[Loui (PD1LOI)]

I have the clock in my skin but now there are no pointers on that with the time flow. Do I need the contents of Watches_Extranumtext. tar.gz still places somewhere? I try to get a little insight in the system how something works

[blzr]

if you'l like to display analog clock using above watches/extranumtext:
- put Watches.py in /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Components/Renderer
- put ExtraNumText.py in /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Components/Converter
- add necessary code to your skin.xml in Infobar/Secondinfobar screen(s);
above you have example, there are three widgets, one for each clock hand;
of course you need to adjust (through trial and error ) size/position of them to your skin

[littlesat]

As you can see you need to add a lot of extra code in your skin to make this work... In addition how it is implemented it only eats performance.
When you do it, you only do it because you like to see one... not for any added value...

To do it correctly someone needs to adapt out egauge code into E1, once we made in a very past for E2 as far I understood. Then it also does not eat performance...
We only need that someone...

[Dimitrij]

permanentclock mod

Maybe someone will be interested.
On the choice of analog or digital clock.

[Loui (PD1LOI)]

if you'l like to display analog clock using above watches/extranumtext:
- put Watches.py in /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Components/Renderer
- put ExtraNumText.py in /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Components/Converter
- add necessary code to your skin.xml in Infobar/Secondinfobar screen(s);
above you have example, there are three widgets, one for each clock hand;
of course you need to adjust (through trial and error ) size/position of them to your skin

It works, is the only Clock  clock_b.png   1.66KB   17 downloads image not visible

Here is my  skins.rar   1.99MB   10 downloads onder construction.

Edited by Loui (PD1LOI), 15 December 2012 - 11:59.

[blzr]

I suppose removal of starting slash in the path to your clock face png should help...

<ePixmap pixmap="/Magic-HD-Common/infobar/clock_b.png" position="159,132" zPosition="1" size="60,60" alphatest="on" borderWidth="0" borderColor="secondBG" />

[Loui (PD1LOI)]

I suppose removal of starting slash in the path to your clock face png should help...

<ePixmap pixmap="/Magic-HD-Common/infobar/clock_b.png" position="159,132" zPosition="1" size="60,60" alphatest="on" borderWidth="0" borderColor="secondBG" />

Yes i see it Thanks

[Loui (PD1LOI)]

I suppose removal of starting slash in the path to your clock face png should help...

<ePixmap pixmap="/Magic-HD-Common/infobar/clock_b.png" position="159,132" zPosition="1" size="60,60" alphatest="on" borderWidth="0" borderColor="secondBG" />

 skins.rar   2.02MB   6 downloads It works in Maimmenu but not in the infobar.

[blzr]

well, in skin.xml from your last attachment I can't find any analog clock stuff in Infobar(s) screen, so no surprise it's not displayed there/?/...