Davyd ([info]davyd) wrote,
@ 2004-07-20 15:07:00
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Current mood: accomplished

you spin me right round, baby right round
Previously on Davyd's Blog:

If someone starts writing this before I do, can they drop me a line, so that I don't start writing too...

So I started hacking on this to get it working. After a series of bugs all caused by stupidity, that wasted enough evolution hacker's time. I've got at least some of it working:

clock/calendar :: work in progress

I still haven't figured out how to get colours from Evolution, but I haven't really looked hard. I like the addition of the length of each appointment. I need to get it ellipsizing properly, currently this is handled through stolen EEL code (which can't deal with multiple lines correctly). The thing is I don't want my bracketed regions to be ellipsized, so I suspect I'm going to end up writing my own ellipsizing stuff. I'm told that new ellipsizing code has gone into pango, have the docs been updated to show this off yet?

What to people think so far?

In other news, my parents made it successfully to Queenstown, NZ.

Update:
William McCann actually did the coloured squares the other day. It looks something like this:

with coloured squares


Apparently I forgot to link to the patch previously: get it online from the angrygoat!


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(Anonymous)
2004-07-20 12:59 am UTC (link)
Good concept, I could've make use of that thing. As a concept, it would be cool to have a drag'and'drop task creation. I.e. you need to finish editing some file or you have a //TODO in your code, so you drag that thing on it and it somehow displays the relevant info. Just a crack thought heh.

Don't forget to put an option of hiding tasks from the view on your TODO list.

Cheers,

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An off-topic question: How did you make the nice shade around your screenshot?
(Anonymous)
2004-07-20 01:28 am UTC (link)
Thank you, Davyd.

Xing

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Re: An off-topic question: How did you make the nice shade around your screenshot?
[info]davyd
2004-07-20 02:16 am UTC (link)
In the Gimp: Script-Fu > Shadow > Drop Shadow

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Re: An off-topic question: How did you make the nice shade around your screenshot?
(Anonymous)
2004-07-20 10:57 am UTC (link)
Thank you again, Davyd.

Xing

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applet
(Anonymous)
2004-07-20 05:15 am UTC (link)
You should check out CVS HEAD.

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Re: applet
[info]davyd
2004-07-20 05:34 am UTC (link)
That's what I'm working from. The applet in HEAD doesn't support things like location, time left, etc.

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Re: applet
(Anonymous)
2004-07-20 05:49 am UTC (link)
It has source colors though.

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Re: applet
[info]davyd
2004-07-20 06:10 am UTC (link)
I see the colours are a new addition. Now I'll have to unbreak my source tree...

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