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Split the program into two sides

  • I've decided to release the original inspiration for this program

    • You will find the original inspiration in the clockipy_for_windows directory (clockipy_original)

      • You will also find a new version of the original inspiration in the same directory (clockipy_widget)

        • The new version has persistent settings and comes in two versions (.py file and .exe file)

  • I will be continually working in the clockipy_for_linux directory

    • Windows users beware that the base models (V-x.0x) will also work on your systems

      • Due to the coding in the other versions, they will not work on Windows based systems

Introduced headless versions of all 3 codes! (These versions do not share code with their GUI counterparts!)

  • V-4.0.headless

    • Prints the current time to the console

  • V-4.1.headless

    • Currently uses the alarm.wav file exclusively. You may edit the code to use a different audio file

    • Prints the current time to the console once before prompting the user to set the alarm time

      • Alarm can be stopped by typing the word stop

  • V-4.2.headless

    • Prompts the user to input the GPIO pin number that the buzzer, or LED, is connected to

    • Prints the current time to the console once before prompting the user to set the alarm time

      • Alarm can be stopped by typing the word stop

    • Instead of setting the GPIO to constantly High when the alarm is to ring, the GPIO is cycled High and Low multiple times a second

V-4.x0:

  • Reverted to basic background coloring

    • Background image caused freezes

    • Background is no longer an image but is a solid color

  • Minor changes to code

    • Changing Analog Clock Background now changes background of everything at once

    • Adjusted spacing of marks, numbers, and hands on the analog clock

    • All versions share the exact same base code

    • Reorganized the code flow to make debugging and future changes easier

    • Got rid of any unused code in all versions

V-3.x1:

  • Minor coding patch

    • Brought back GPIO version

  • Digital clock has its own customization features

    • Added buttons to the left-click menu

V-3.x0:

  • Added digital date and time in top left corner

    • The color of the text is tied to the clock numbers.

      • This will be patched in a minor update or new version to have its own definitions to be customized separately.

V-2.x2:

  • Now uses a black 1x1 image file as the background

    • This allows the background to be changed to whatever provided image file

      • Changing the background is accessed under the left-click menu

  • Raspberry Pi GPIO Buzzer version has been taken out due to compatibility issues with new coding

    • These programs no longer work on Raspberry Pi

      • Last compatible version is V-2.x1

V-2.x1:

  • Added a snooze button to the alarm popup

    • Default snooze time is 5 minutes

      • This can be adjusted under the left-click popup menu

V-2.x0:

  • Added a menu interface that is accessed by left click full of customization options

  • Changed the alarm display to a button that can be pressed to reset the alarm

    • This does not stop the alarm

  • Instead of opening a top level window when the alarm rings, an overlay is created with the buttons for stopping the alarm

    • This gives the aesthetic of looking to be built into the app itself

  • Changed the alarm functions

  • Exit program via button in the menu

V-1.x3:

  • Minor code changes

  • Implemented loop for alarm sound in V-1.33

  • Changed Reset button color to yellow

  • Added button hold function to rapidly increase the alarm time

    • Double-clicking in somewhat rapid succession then holding seems to cause the rapid increment to go even faster.

V-1.x2:

  • Initialized alarm variables

  • Updated check_alarm method

  • Remodeled alarm_rings method

    • Moved alarm_window to the center of the screen

      • Changed alarm_window size

      • Added a reset_alarm method to reset the alarm display

      • Added a button to alarm_window

        • Color coded buttons

          • Red button stops the alarm

            • This keeps the previously set alarm

          • Green button stops the alarm and resets the alarm display

            • This effectively "shuts off" the alarm feature, and allows a new alarm to be set

V-1.x1:

  • Updated button and alarm display locations to be static regardless of display size

  • Redefined the alarm message box to keep the clock running while the dialog alarm message is showing

  • Relocated and redefined the stop_alarm process to clear the current alarm when it goes off

V-1.x0:

  • Fullscreen first release