World clock

World clock

[Ivan Kanis]

Hello,

Has anyone written a world clock for emacs? I would see it as a buffer
with a list of cities and time, updated every minute. There is a gnome
program called gworldclock that has the same functionality.

I am about to write it but want to check it doesn't already exist.

Kind regards
-- 
Ivan
http://kanis.eu

Re: World clock

[Leo]

----- Ivan Kanis (2007-06-18) wrote:-----

> Hello,
>
> Has anyone written a world clock for emacs? I would see it as a buffer
> with a list of cities and time, updated every minute. There is a gnome
> program called gworldclock that has the same functionality.

wwtime.el

> I am about to write it but want to check it doesn't already exist.

wwtime.el is quite old now and maybe a new one is due.

> Kind regards

-- 
Leo <sdl.web AT gmail.com>                         (GPG Key: 9283AA3F)

Re: World clock

[J. David Boyd]

Leo <sdl.web@gmail.com> writes:

> ----- Ivan Kanis (2007-06-18) wrote:-----
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Has anyone written a world clock for emacs? I would see it as a buffer
>> with a list of cities and time, updated every minute. There is a gnome
>> program called gworldclock that has the same functionality.
>
> wwtime.el
>
>> I am about to write it but want to check it doesn't already exist.
>
> wwtime.el is quite old now and maybe a new one is due.
>
>> Kind regards
>
> -- 
> Leo <sdl.web AT gmail.com>                         (GPG Key: 9283AA3F)

I just download wwtime.el, and tried it, and it works really slick.  It
doesn't automatically update itself in a buffer, which is fine with me.  I
don't like too many things running in the background.

Dave

Re: World clock

[Ivan Kanis]

Leo <sdl.web@gmail.com> writes:

> ----- Ivan Kanis (2007-06-18) wrote:-----
>
>> I am about to write it but want to check it doesn't already exist.
>
> wwtime.el is quite old now and maybe a new one is due.

Hi, wwtime does not exactly do what I envision. So I wrote wclock. It
displays a world clock in a buffer. The time is updated every
minute. The timer is optional.

http://kanis.eu/vc/lisp/ivan/wclock.el
-- 
Ivan
http://kanis.eu

Re: World clock

[Christian Herenz]

Ivan Kanis schrieb:
> Hi, wwtime does not exactly do what I envision. So I wrote wclock. It
> displays a world clock in a buffer. The time is updated every
> minute. The timer is optional.
> 
> http://kanis.eu/vc/lisp/ivan/wclock.el

Works great here, thanks... Would be cool if you also post this on
gnu.emacs.sources !

Greetz,
Christian