Yesterday I programmed an own digital clock. I used the google blog: http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2007/11/stitch-in-time.html for help.
I have a custom digital clock widget, where I would like to use a custom font. I have gotten hold of a pice of code that helps me along, but I need help on how to use it. Here is the method:
when i try to set the computer hardware clock like here descripted: How Do You Programmatically Set the Hardware Clock on Linux?
I am creating a simple MIDI application in C# with an open source library that allows the user to specify a channel, pitch and velocity and add them to a Clock. This clock can then play all the notes
how can I programmatically set the hardware computer clock under Linux and Mac in C# with the Mono CLR?
I wonder if there is a way to display the current time in the R command line, like in MS DOS, we can use
Trying to emulate the rollover of a 24 hour clock by hand (with math vs. using the timespan classes). The incrementing part was easy to figure out how to roll over from 23:00 to 0:00 and from, but get
Hopefully this is an easy one because I\'ve been trying all sorts of different ways to get rid of this.
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I\'m using C++ under Linux compiling with standard GCC. In my program I wan开发者_运维问答t to add a simple clock showing HH:MM:SS. What\'s the easiest way to do that?You can make use of localtime alo
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