WMZCalock

A calendar/clock dock app with a variety of display modes
for Window Maker.

This was created for my personal use and as such it's a
little rough around the edges and Lyle Zapato-centric
(the default look matches my current desktop).

My main purpose in creating it was to have a generic (i.e.
non-Swatch) decimalized clock. For more on my reasons for
that, see:

  http://zapatopi.net/metrictime.html

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USAGE:

Click the time display to cycle through the different
modes.

You can also move the point in decimal mode by clicking
the date area, but that will probably be removed eventually
as its unintuitive and silly.

All other features are set at the command line. See the
-help text for a list of all options.

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VARIOUS OPTION NOTES:

-idl will give you GMT-12

-itime/-swatch will give you GMT+1 (as well as a different
display format with a @)

-tzoff can accept values (in seconds) greater than 1 day

Currently WMZCalock makes no attempts to deal with fonts that
go beyond the borders, it just uses them without question.

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PIXMAP THEMES:

Well... not really themes but different antialised font
images.

These are found in the "theme" dir. All they are are
XPM's with symbols ("background", "gray2", etc.) declared
in the color section. Open them up in a text viewer to
see what that means.

There are two types of pixmaps marked "wday" and "mday".
These are for the weekday/month and month day texts
respectively.

To see how they work, try typing the following in the
source dir after compiling:

    ./wmzcalock -pixmap_wday theme/wday.charter.xpm

Also included are two GIMP .XCF files that you can refer
to if you want to make your own pixmaps. If you do make
your own, be sure the final XPM has 8 levels of gray
(including black and white) and that you add the symbol
declarations with a text editor (can this be done in
GIMP?) after you save it (again, look at the included
XPM's for examples of what to add). This is needed so
images are mapped to your specified (or default) colors.

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AUTHOR:

Lyle Zapato <lyle@zapatopi.net>
http://zapatopi.net

See also the source for a list of other programs that
code was taken from.

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COPYING:

It's released under the GPL, see the traditional COPYING
file for legal yumminess.