[code] Batch Clock Widget
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Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
Oops! I just fixed a little bug in the clock that incorrectly show the calendar if the first day of the month falls in Thursday, Friday or Saturday (like November/2013). I also give a slightly better appearance to /Size:1 model. Please, copy the code again...
Antonio
Antonio
Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
@Aacini: thanks.
I updated my codes in the first post for use my last improves to getdate function, that now is really more speedy and good.
I updated my codes in the first post for use my last improves to getdate function, that now is really more speedy and good.
Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
I updated the tiny model and model 1 for use less cpu.
Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
Fixed a bug after post the update. The last updated have this stamp:
note the end word: fixed.
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::last updated: 2013, 18 november: reduced cpu usage fixed
Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
Today, I updated the clock code with minor changes. I'm using this clock in the desktop of my job
Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
Dont function.
Viewer image.
I copy and past in notepad, save in clock.cmd and execute.
Solution ?
Viewer image.
I copy and past in notepad, save in clock.cmd and execute.
Solution ?
Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
btk, please copy again the code.
I paste from other text editor, that corrupted the ascii characters.
Now, I copied from notepad.
I paste from other text editor, that corrupted the ascii characters.
Now, I copied from notepad.
Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
Thank you...copy and paste last in Notepad++ now in NOTEPAD and perfect funcionally.
*** My english is soft, i am braziliam sorry any error write ***
*** My english is soft, i am braziliam sorry any error write ***
Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
A new Batch clock has just arrived! This new model is an analog clock, instead of the original ones that were digital. The display shown by this model is pretty cool!
I borrowed this einstein1969's method that calculate points in a circle and draw straight lines and modified it in order to made the method more efficient, so I used it to show the clock hands.
This program was designed to show a visually pleasant output, although it is not very exact. The problem is the "ping -n 2 localhost" command used to wait one second without use too much CPU. This command usually takes a little less than 1 second, so the time displayed by the clock loses a few seconds every minute. Altough the clock time could be synchronized at each minute, this would cause an unpleasant and frequent jump of the seconds hand. For this reason, the seconds hand will always move with the lapse given by ping, whichever such interval be, and the minute hand will be synchronized every time it loses one minute. This adjustment cause a two-minute jump of the minute hand now and then.
Enjoy it!
Antonio
I borrowed this einstein1969's method that calculate points in a circle and draw straight lines and modified it in order to made the method more efficient, so I used it to show the clock hands.
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@echo off
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
rem AnalogClock.bat by Antonio Perez Ayala
rem http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5028&p=45842#p45842
rem Size of clock face: use same values in X & Y for square fonts (like bitmap font 8x8)
rem Set to different values for oval face or to adjust aspect ratio; for example, in Lucida Console 8x14 use xres=70, yres=40
set /A xres=70, yres=70
rem Specification parameters
set /A xrad[Hour]=xres/4, yrad[Hour]=yres/4, wide[Hour]=5, xrad[Min]=xres*3/8, yrad[Min]=yres*3/8, wide[Min]=3, xrad[Sec]=xres/2-1, yrad[Sec]=yres/2-2, wide[Sec]=1
set "char[Hour]=°" & set "char[Min]=±" & set "char[Sec]=Û"
set /A HourMin=HourMax=MinMin=MinMax=SecMin=SecMax=0
rem Define SIN(x) function; PI=31416
set "SIN=a-a*a/1920*a/312500+a*a/1920*a/15625*a/15625*a/2560000-a*a/1875*a/15360*a/15625*a/15625*a/16000*a/44800000"
set "SIN(x)=(a=(x)%%62832, c=(a>>31|1)*a, a-=(((c-47125)>>31)+1)*(a>>31|1)*62832 - ((c-47125)>>31)*(((c-15709)>>31)+1)*(2*a-(a>>31|1)*31416), %SIN%)"
set "SIN="
rem Initialize the clock face
for /L %%x in (1,1,%xres%) do set "line=!line! "
for /L %%y in (1,1,%yres%) do set "line[%%y]=%line%"
set /A col=(xres-14)/2, line=yres/4
for %%a in (" ²²² ²²² ²²²"
" ² ² ² ² ² ²"
" ²²² ²²² ²²²"
" ² ² ² ² ²"
" ² ² ² ² ²") do (
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%x in ("!col! !line!") do set "c=!line[%%y]:~%%x!" & set "line[%%y]=!line[%%y]:~0,%%x!%%~a!c:~14!"
set /A line+=1
)
set /A xradius=xrad[Sec], yradius=yrad[Sec]
for /L %%a in (6,6,354) do (
set "Angle=%%a"
set /A "x2=xres/2+%SIN(x):x=15708-Angle*31416/180%*xradius/10000, y2=yres/2+%SIN(x):x=Angle*31416/180%*yradius/10000"
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%x in ("!x2! !y2!") do set "c=!line[%%y]:~%%x!" & set "line[%%y]=!line[%%y]:~0,%%x!.!c:~1!"
)
for /L %%a in (0,30,330) do (
set "Angle=%%a"
set /A "x2=xres/2+%SIN(x):x=15708-Angle*31416/180%*xradius/10000, y2=yres/2+%SIN(x):x=Angle*31416/180%*yradius/10000"
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%x in ("!x2! !y2!") do set "c=!line[%%y]:~%%x!" & set "line[%%y]=!line[%%y]:~0,%%x!Û!c:~1!"
)
set /A xradius+=1, yradius+=1
for /L %%a in (0,90,270) do (
set "Angle=%%a"
set /A "x2=xres/2+%SIN(x):x=15708-Angle*31416/180%*xradius/10000, y2=yres/2+%SIN(x):x=Angle*31416/180%*yradius/10000"
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%x in ("!x2! !y2!") do set "c=!line[%%y]:~%%x!" & set "line[%%y]=!line[%%y]:~0,%%x!Û!c:~1!"
)
for /F "tokens=1-3 delims=:.," %%a in ("%time: =0%") do (
set /A "angHour=(10%%a%%100*30+270)%%360, Min=1%%b%%100, angMin=(Min*6+270)%%360, lastSec=1%%c%%100, angSec=(lastSec*6+270)%%360, angHour+=Min/20*10"
)
call :DrawHand Hour
call :DrawHand Min
rem Show the clock and start it
title APA - Analog Clock
color 0B
chcp 850 > NUL
set /A col=xres+1, line=yres+1
mode %col%,%line%
for /L %%# in () do (
ping -n 2 localhost >NUL
for /F "tokens=1-3 delims=:.," %%a in ("!time: =0!") do set /A "Hour=10%%a%%100, Min=1%%b%%100, Sec=1%%c%%100"
if !lastSec! lss 59 ( rem Just advance Sec hand
set /A "lastSec+=1"
) else ( rem Update Min hand
rem Remove Sec hand from clock face
for /L %%i in (!SecMin!,1,!SecMax!) do (
set "line[%%i]=!Sec[%%i]!"
set "Sec[%%i]="
)
set /A "SecMin=SecMax=0"
set /A "MinMod20=Min%%20"
if !MinMod20! leq 2 ( rem Update Hour hand, every 20 minutes; 3 times to be sure...
rem Remove Min hand from clock face
for /L %%i in (!MinMin!,1,!MinMax!) do (
set "line[%%i]=!Min[%%i]!"
set "Min[%%i]="
)
set /A "MinMin=MinMax=0"
set /A "angHour=(Hour*30+Min/20*10+270)%%360"
call :DrawHand Hour
)
set /A "angMin=(Min*6+270)%%360"
call :DrawHand Min
set /A "lastSec=0"
)
set /A "angSec=(lastSec*6+270)%%360"
call :DrawHand Sec
cls & for /L %%i in (1,1,%yres%) do echo/!line[%%i]!
)
never exit /B
:DrawHand Type
set /A xradius=xrad[%1], yradius=yrad[%1], Wide=wide[%1], Wide2=Wide/2, Angle=ang%1
set "Char="
for /L %%i in (1,1,%Wide%) do set "Char=!Char!!char[%1]!"
rem Recover clock face as it was before this hand was shown
for /L %%i in (!%1Min!,1,!%1Max!) do (
set "line[%%i]=!%1[%%i]!"
set "%1[%%i]="
)
set /A %1Min=xres, %1Max=0
rem Place this hand in face
set /A "x1=xres/2, y1=yres/2, x2=xres/2+%SIN(x):x=15708-Angle*31416/180%*xradius/10000, y2=yres/2+%SIN(x):x=Angle*31416/180%*yradius/10000, dx=x2-x1, dx=dx*(dx>>31|1), dy=y2-y1, dy=dy*(dy>>31|1)"
if !dy! leq !dx! (set "A=x" & set "B=y") else (set "A=y" & set "B=x" & set /A x1-=Wide2, x2-=Wide2)
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%X in ("!A! !B!") do (
if !%%X2! lss !%%X1! set /A t=x2, x2=x1, x1=t, t=y2, y2=y1, y1=t
set /A "yincr=-((%%Y1-%%Y2)>>31|1), d=2*d%%Y-d%%X, Eincr=2*d%%Y, NEincr=2*(d%%Y-d%%X)"
for /L %%I in (!%%X1!,1,!%%X2!) do (
if %%X equ x (
set /A yL=y1-Wide2, yR=y1+Wide2
for /L %%y in (!yL!,1,!yR!) do (
if %%y gtr !%1Max! set "%1Max=%%y"
if %%y lss !%1Min! set "%1Min=%%y"
if not defined %1[%%y] set "%1[%%y]=!line[%%y]!"
set "c=!line[%%y]:~%%I!" & set "line[%%y]=!line[%%y]:~0,%%I!%Char:~0,1%!c:~1!"
)
) else (
if %%I gtr !%1Max! set "%1Max=%%I"
if %%I lss !%1Min! set "%1Min=%%I"
if not defined %1[%%I] set "%1[%%I]=!line[%%I]!"
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%x in ("!x1! !Wide!") do set "c=!line[%%I]:~%%x!" & set "line[%%I]=!line[%%I]:~0,%%x!!Char:~0,%%y!!c:~%%y!"
)
set /A "dP=(d>>31)+1, d+=^!dP*Eincr+dP*NEincr, %%Y1+=dP*yincr"
)
)
exit /B
This program was designed to show a visually pleasant output, although it is not very exact. The problem is the "ping -n 2 localhost" command used to wait one second without use too much CPU. This command usually takes a little less than 1 second, so the time displayed by the clock loses a few seconds every minute. Altough the clock time could be synchronized at each minute, this would cause an unpleasant and frequent jump of the seconds hand. For this reason, the seconds hand will always move with the lapse given by ping, whichever such interval be, and the minute hand will be synchronized every time it loses one minute. This adjustment cause a two-minute jump of the minute hand now and then.
Enjoy it!
Antonio
Last edited by Aacini on 23 Mar 2016 23:42, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very good work Antonio.
Very good work Antonio.
Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
That is certainly impressive.
I can time my boiled eggs on the computer now.
I can time my boiled eggs on the computer now.
Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
Very gooood.
Thanks.
Saso
Thanks.
Saso
Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
I added the day of week and day number to the analog clock, and the option of give the horizontal and vertical sizes of the clock in the parameters. I defined English and Spanish names for the days of week, but you may add your own language names in a very simple way if you wish; an example of how to do that is given in the program code, in the part that insert the clock brand ("APA"). If you define day names for other languages, I encourage you to post the new definitions here.
I completed an interesting test: I selected the 1x1 size raster font in the cmd.exe window as described at this post and then activated the analog clock with a size of 200 characters: a small clock with pixel-resolution graphics appears! I did several tests until I found that at a size of 130 characters, the size of the analog clock is the same of the clock displayed by the Windows Date/Time accessory. However, the clock worked slower because the number of operations needed for a 130x130 size face is much larger than before, so I had to insert an adjustment in the wait time that is activated when the clock size is larger than 100. The result is amazing!
Antonio
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@echo off
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
rem AnalogClock.bat by Antonio Perez Ayala
rem - 2016/04/03: Version 1.1: Several small improvements, show day of week and date.
rem http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5028&p=46049#p46049
rem Size of clock face optionally given in the parameters in X Y order (default: 60x60).
rem Use same values in X & Y for square fonts (like bitmap font 8x8)
rem Use different values for oval face or to adjust aspect ratio; for example, in Lucida Console 8x14 use X=70, Y=40
if "%~1" equ "" (
set /A xres=60, yres=60
) else (
set "xres=%~1"
if "%~2" equ "" (
set "yres=%~1"
) else (
set "yres=%~2"
)
)
rem Specification parameters
set /A xrad[Hour]=xres/4, yrad[Hour]=yres/4, wide[Hour]=5, xrad[Min]=xres*3/8, yrad[Min]=yres*3/8, wide[Min]=3, xrad[Sec]=xres/2-1, yrad[Sec]=yres/2-2, wide[Sec]=1
set "char[Hour]=°" & set "char[Min]=±" & set "char[Sec]=Û"
rem Initialize clock face and date/time values
for /L %%x in (1,1,%xres%) do set "line=!line! "
for /L %%y in (1,1,%yres%) do set "line[%%y]=%line%"
for /F "tokens=1,4 delims=.-+{" %%a in ('wmic OS Get LocalDateTime^,MUILanguages') do if "%%~b" neq "" set "daTi=%%a" & set "lang=%%~b"
if %yres% leq 30 goto drawMarks
rem Insert clock brand and date/day banners
set "setlocal="
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
rem Insert clock brand
set /A "col=xres/2-6, line=yres/4"
rem Brand encoding in hexadecimal:
rem "@@@..@@@..@@@" = 1 1100 1110 0111 = 0x1CE7
rem "@.@..@.@..@.@" = 1 0100 1010 0101 = 0x14A5
rem "@@@..@@@..@@@" = 1 1100 1110 0111 = 0x1CE7
rem "@.@..@....@.@" = 1 0100 1000 0101 = 0x1485
rem "@.@..@....@.@" = 1 0100 1000 0101 = 0x1485
for %%n in (1CE7 14A5 1CE7 1485 1485) do (
set /A "num=0x%%n"
set "banner="
for /L %%b in (1,1,13) do (
set /A "bit=num&1, num>>=1"
if !bit! equ 1 (set "banner=²!banner!") else (set "banner= !banner!")
)
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%x in ("!col! !line!") do set "c=!line[%%y]:~%%x!" & set "line[%%y]=!line[%%y]:~0,%%x!!banner!!c:~13!"
set /A line+=1
)
rem Define English DOW names (Sun..Sat order)
set "i=0"
for %%a in (" 7291 4299 7295 1293 7391"
"11391 1B299 15295 11293 11391"
" 1CA7 08A4 08A7 08A4 08E7"
" 89CE 8909 A9C9 D909 89CE"
" 1CA5 08A5 08E5 08A5 08A7"
" 0E71 0849 0E71 0851 0849"
" 1CE7 10A2 1CE2 04A2 1CA2") do (
set "en[!i!]=%%~a"
set /A i+=1
)
rem Define Spanish DOW names (Dom..Sab order)
set "i=0"
for %%a in ("E391 929B 9295 9291 E391"
"4291 4299 4295 4293 7391"
"89CE D949 A9CE 894A 8949"
"1127 1B24 1527 1124 1127"
"04A7 04A4 14A7 14A4 1CE7"
"1127 1124 1127 0A24 0427"
"39CE 2149 39CE 0949 394E") do (
set "es[!i!]=%%~a"
set /A i+=1
)
rem Insert day of week
if not defined %lang%[0] (
echo Day of week names not defined for language: "%lang%"
echo Selecting default language: English
pause
set "lang=en"
)
set /A "yyyy=%daTi:~0,4%, mm=1%daTi:~4,2%%%100, dd=%daTi:~6,2%"
set /A "a=(mm-14)/12, dow=((1461*(yyyy+4800+a))/4+(367*(mm-2-12*a))/12-(3*((yyyy+4900+a)/100))/4+dd)%%7, col=xres/2-23, line=yres*3/4-5"
for %%n in (!%lang%[%dow%]!) do (
set /A "num=0x%%n"
set "banner="
for /L %%b in (1,1,20) do (
set /A "bit=num&1, num>>=1"
if !bit! equ 1 (set "banner=²!banner!") else (set "banner= !banner!")
)
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%x in ("!col! !line!") do set "c=!line[%%y]:~%%x!" & set "line[%%y]=!line[%%y]:~0,%%x!!banner!!c:~20!"
set /A line+=1
)
rem Insert day number
set "digits=6 9 9 9 6;2 6 2 2 7;6 9 2 4 F;E 1 6 1 E;9 9 F 1 1;F 8 E 1 E;6 8 E 9 6;F 1 2 4 8;6 9 6 9 6;6 9 7 1 6"
set /A "col=xres/2+4, line=yres*3/4-5, x=dd/10+1, y=dd%%10+1"
if %x% equ 1 set /A x=y, y=11
set "xchg="
if %x% gtr %y% set "xchg=1"
for /F "tokens=%x%,%y% delims=;" %%x in ("%digits%;0 0 0 0 0") do (
if not defined xchg (set "x=%%x" & set "y=%%y") else (set "x=%%y" & set "y=%%x")
for /L %%# in (1,1,5) do for /F "tokens=1*" %%a in ("!x!") do for /F "tokens=1*" %%c in ("!y!") do (
set /A "n1=0x%%a, n2=0x%%c"
set "banner="
for /L %%# in (1,1,4) do (
set /A "bit=n2&1, n2>>=1"
if !bit! equ 1 (set "banner=²!banner!") else (set "banner= !banner!")
)
set "banner= !banner!"
for /L %%# in (1,1,4) do (
set /A "bit=n1&1, n1>>=1"
if !bit! equ 1 (set "banner=²!banner!") else (set "banner= !banner!")
)
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%x in ("!col! !line!") do set "c=!line[%%y]:~%%x!" & set "line[%%y]=!line[%%y]:~0,%%x!!banner!!c:~10!"
set /A line+=1
set "x=%%b" & set "y=%%d"
)
)
set "setlocal=1"
for /F "delims=" %%a in ('set line[') do (if defined setlocal endlocal) & set "%%a"
:drawMarks
rem Define SIN(x) function; PI=31416
set "SIN=a-a*a/1920*a/312500+a*a/1920*a/15625*a/15625*a/2560000-a*a/1875*a/15360*a/15625*a/15625*a/16000*a/44800000"
set "SIN(x)=(a=(x)%%62832, c=(a>>31|1)*a, a-=(((c-47125)>>31)+1)*(a>>31|1)*62832 - ((c-47125)>>31)*(((c-15709)>>31)+1)*(2*a-(a>>31|1)*31416), %SIN%)"
set "SIN="
rem Draw minutes and hours marks
set /A xradius=xrad[Sec], yradius=yrad[Sec]
for /L %%a in (6,6,354) do (
set "Angle=%%a"
set /A "x2=xres/2+%SIN(x):x=15708-Angle*31416/180%*xradius/10000, y2=yres/2+%SIN(x):x=Angle*31416/180%*yradius/10000"
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%x in ("!x2! !y2!") do set "c=!line[%%y]:~%%x!" & set "line[%%y]=!line[%%y]:~0,%%x!ú!c:~1!"
)
for /L %%a in (0,30,330) do (
set "Angle=%%a"
set /A "x2=xres/2+%SIN(x):x=15708-Angle*31416/180%*xradius/10000, y2=yres/2+%SIN(x):x=Angle*31416/180%*yradius/10000"
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%x in ("!x2! !y2!") do set "c=!line[%%y]:~%%x!" & set "line[%%y]=!line[%%y]:~0,%%x!Û!c:~1!"
)
set /A xradius+=1, yradius+=1
for /L %%a in (0,90,270) do (
set "Angle=%%a"
set /A "x2=xres/2+%SIN(x):x=15708-Angle*31416/180%*xradius/10000, y2=yres/2+%SIN(x):x=Angle*31416/180%*yradius/10000"
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%x in ("!x2! !y2!") do set "c=!line[%%y]:~%%x!" & set "line[%%y]=!line[%%y]:~0,%%x!Û!c:~1!"
)
rem Draw clock hands at initial position
set /A "angHour=(1%daTi:~8,2%%%100*30+270)%%360, Min=1%daTi:~10,2%%%100, angMin=(Min*6+270)%%360, lastSec=1%daTi:~12,2%%%100, angSec=(lastSec*6+270)%%360, angHour+=Min/20*10"
set /A HourMin=HourMax=MinMin=MinMax=SecMin=SecMax=0
call :DrawHand Hour
call :DrawHand Min
rem Show the clock and start it
title APA - Analog Clock
color 0B
chcp 850 > NUL
set /A col=xres+1, line=yres+1
mode %col%,%line%
for /L %%# in () do (
if %xres% lss 100 (
ping -n 2 localhost > NUL
) else if %xres% lss 300 (
pathping -q 2 -w 1000 localhost > NUL
)
for /F "tokens=1,2 delims=:.," %%a in ("!time: =0!") do set /A "Hour=10%%a%%100, Min=1%%b%%100"
if !lastSec! lss 59 ( rem Just advance Sec hand
set /A "lastSec+=1"
) else ( rem Update Min hand
rem Remove Sec hand from clock face
for /L %%i in (!SecMin!,1,!SecMax!) do (
set "line[%%i]=!Sec[%%i]!"
set "Sec[%%i]="
)
set /A "SecMin=SecMax=0"
set /A "MinMod20=Min%%20"
if !MinMod20! leq 1 ( rem Update Hour hand, every 20 minutes; 2 times to be sure...
rem Remove Min hand from clock face
for /L %%i in (!MinMin!,1,!MinMax!) do (
set "line[%%i]=!Min[%%i]!"
set "Min[%%i]="
)
set /A "MinMin=MinMax=0"
set /A "angHour=(Hour*30+Min/20*10+270)%%360"
call :DrawHand Hour
)
set /A "angMin=(Min*6+270)%%360"
call :DrawHand Min
set /A "lastSec=0"
)
set /A "angSec=(lastSec*6+270)%%360"
call :DrawHand Sec
cls & for /L %%i in (1,1,%yres%) do echo/!line[%%i]!
)
never exit /B
:DrawHand Type
set /A xradius=xrad[%1], yradius=yrad[%1], Wide=wide[%1], Wide2=Wide/2, Angle=ang%1
set "Char="
for /L %%i in (1,1,%Wide%) do set "Char=!Char!!char[%1]!"
rem Recover clock face as it was before this hand was shown
for /L %%i in (!%1Min!,1,!%1Max!) do (
set "line[%%i]=!%1[%%i]!"
set "%1[%%i]="
)
set /A %1Min=xres, %1Max=0
rem Place this hand in clock face
set /A "x1=xres/2, y1=yres/2, x2=xres/2+%SIN(x):x=15708-Angle*31416/180%*xradius/10000, y2=yres/2+%SIN(x):x=Angle*31416/180%*yradius/10000, dx=x2-x1, dx=dx*(dx>>31|1), dy=y2-y1, dy=dy*(dy>>31|1)"
if !dy! leq !dx! (set "A=x" & set "B=y") else set "A=y" & set "B=x" & set /A "x1-=Wide2, x2-=Wide2"
for /F "tokens=1,2" %%X in ("!A! !B!") do (
if !%%X2! lss !%%X1! set /A t=x2, x2=x1, x1=t, t=y2, y2=y1, y1=t
set /A "yincr=-((%%Y1-%%Y2)>>31|1), d=2*d%%Y-d%%X, Eincr=2*d%%Y, NEincr=2*(d%%Y-d%%X)"
for /L %%I in (!%%X1!,1,!%%X2!) do (
if %%X equ x (
set /A yMin=y1-Wide2, yMax=y1+Wide2
if !yMin! lss !%1Min! set "%1Min=!yMin!"
if !yMax! gtr !%1Max! set "%1Max=!yMax!"
for /L %%y in (!yMin!,1,!yMax!) do (
if not defined %1[%%y] set "%1[%%y]=!line[%%y]!"
set "c=!line[%%y]:~%%I!" & set "line[%%y]=!line[%%y]:~0,%%I!%Char:~0,1%!c:~1!"
)
) else (
set /A "%1Min=y1, %1Max=y2"
if not defined %1[%%I] set "%1[%%I]=!line[%%I]!"
for /F %%x in ("!x1!") do set "c=!line[%%I]:~%%x!" & set "line[%%I]=!line[%%I]:~0,%%x!!Char:~0,%Wide%!!c:~%Wide%!"
)
set /A "dP=(d>>31)+1, d+=^!dP*Eincr+dP*NEincr, %%Y1+=dP*yincr"
)
)
exit /B
I completed an interesting test: I selected the 1x1 size raster font in the cmd.exe window as described at this post and then activated the analog clock with a size of 200 characters: a small clock with pixel-resolution graphics appears! I did several tests until I found that at a size of 130 characters, the size of the analog clock is the same of the clock displayed by the Windows Date/Time accessory. However, the clock worked slower because the number of operations needed for a 130x130 size face is much larger than before, so I had to insert an adjustment in the wait time that is activated when the clock size is larger than 100. The result is amazing!
Antonio
Last edited by Aacini on 06 Apr 2016 09:57, edited 1 time in total.
Re: [code] Batch Clock Widget
The pic looks neat Antonio.
Is there a method to set the font and size for one screen only, the one that is running the clock?
Can the settings be changed to open the window, and then changed back so other windows open as usual?
Is there a method to set the font and size for one screen only, the one that is running the clock?
Can the settings be changed to open the window, and then changed back so other windows open as usual?