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xfce:xfce4-panel:clock [2022/12/05 18:15] – [Time Settings] Update 4.18 gaelxfce:xfce4-panel:clock [2024/12/11 11:32] (current) – kevinbowen
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-{{ :xfce:xfce.panel.png?no link|}}+{{ :xfce:xfce4-panel.png?nolink|}}
 ====== xfce4-panel - Clock ====== ====== xfce4-panel - Clock ======
  
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 ===== Preferences ===== ===== Preferences =====
  
-<figure "Clock Preferences">{{:xfce:xfce4-panel:xfce4-panel-clock.png?nolink&|}}</figure>+<figure "Clock Preferences"> 
 +{{:xfce:xfce4-panel:xfce4-panel-clock.png|xfce4-panel Clock Preferences Window}} 
 +</figure>
  
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 ===== Calendar ===== ===== Calendar =====
 ? Command ? Command
-! Allows you to set a custom command for the calendar window instead of the default GTK calendar. A possible choice if you use [[https://docs.xfce.org/apps/orage/start|Orage]] is ''orage -t''.+! Allows you to set a custom command for the calendar window instead of the default GTK calendar. A possible choice if you use [[:apps:orage:start|Orage]] is ''orage -t''.
  
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 ^ Binary ^^  ^ Binary ^^ 
 +| Binary mode | Decimal, Sexagesimal or Binary time, see https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Binary_clock&oldid=1081961926 |
 | Display seconds | Displays seconds on the clock | | Display seconds | Displays seconds on the clock |
-| True binary clock | Enlarges the grid and displays 2 / 3 rows rather than 4 | 
 | Show Inactive Dots | Show empty dots | | Show Inactive Dots | Show empty dots |
 | Show grid | Adds gridlines to the clock | | Show grid | Adds gridlines to the clock |
  
 ^ Digital ^^  ^ Digital ^^ 
-| Format | Changes the format in which the time is displayed with a predefined or custom format |+| Layout | Choose the layout you want. To display time and date on the same line, use "Date only" or "Time only" and a custom format: |{{:xfce:xfce4-panel:xfce4-panel-clock-date-time-1.png?nolink&|Clock Options Preferences Window}} {{:xfce:xfce4-panel:xfce4-panel-clock-date-time-2.png?nolink&|Digital Clock Display}} | 
 +| Font | The font that applies globally to the format selected below | 
 +| Format | Format in which time and date are displayed with a predefined or custom format. Fonts entered here take precedence over the one selected above since 4.18.1. |
  
 ^ Fuzzy ^^  ^ Fuzzy ^^ 
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 The plugin supports markup to change the layout of the tooltip and the label on the panel. For more information on Pango, the markup used for the label, see the [[https://docs.gtk.org/Pango/pango_markup.html|Pango Text Attribute Markup]] manual to see what attributes are supported (e.g. font face, color etc). The plugin supports markup to change the layout of the tooltip and the label on the panel. For more information on Pango, the markup used for the label, see the [[https://docs.gtk.org/Pango/pango_markup.html|Pango Text Attribute Markup]] manual to see what attributes are supported (e.g. font face, color etc).
  
-The following is a list of available label format control sequences copied from a ''date'' utility manual (''man date''), reduced by those that are not supported by [[https://developer.gnome.org/glib/stable/glib-GDateTime.html#g-date-time-format|GDateTime]]:+The following is a list of available label format control sequences copied from a ''date'' utility manual (''man date''), reduced by those that are not supported by [[https://developer-old.gnome.org/glib/stable/glib-GDateTime.html#g-date-time-format|GDateTime]]:
  
 ^ Symbol      ^ Meaning        ^ ^ Symbol      ^ Meaning        ^
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 ^ Flag      ^ Meaning        ^ ^ Flag      ^ Meaning        ^
 +| O (uppercase "o") | use alternative numeric symbols, if the current locale supports those |
 | - (hyphen) | do not pad the field | | - (hyphen) | do not pad the field |
 | _ (underscore) | pad with spaces | | _ (underscore) | pad with spaces |
 | 0 (zero) | pad with zeros | | 0 (zero) | pad with zeros |
-| <nowiki>^</nowiki> | use upper case if possible | 
-| # | use opposite case if possible | 
  
-After any flags comes an optional field width, as a decimal number; then an optional modifier, which is either ''E'' (to use the locale's alternate representations if available), or ''O'' (to use the locale's alternate numeric symbols if available). 
  
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 ===== Hidden Settings ===== ===== Hidden Settings =====
-The clock plugin currently has two hidden settings. These hidden settings can be manually created using the xfce4-settings-editor and must be created as children of the "clock" plugin. A simple one-liner can be used to create the property and is displayed below for hidden element. +These hidden settings can be manually created using the xfce4-settings-editor and must be created as children of the "clock" plugin. A simple one-liner can be used to create the property and is displayed below for hidden element.
- +
-?command +
- +
-Setting this property will hide the default GtkCalendar pop-up and instead execute your custom command on a double mouse click.  +
- +
-You can use this one-liner to create the property: +
-<code>COMMAND="APP_TO_RUN"; xfconf-query -c xfce4-panel -p $(xfconf-query -c xfce4-panel -lv | grep clock | awk '{print $1}')/command -t string -s "$COMMAND" -n</code> +
-Change APP_TO_RUN to the name of the custom action to run. +
  
 ?time-config-tool ?time-config-tool
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