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2012-01-13
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@ portugal
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#162
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@ed_boner:
Quick thought, are you remembering to chmod the file so that it can be excecuted?
After copying the file over.
@adeCode:chmod 755 /usr/bin/worldclock
Nice, thanks I will pick it up now.
I think we use 19:25 times here in Finland. Qt might have a bug on that?
edit:
Didnt work yet but I can use my old alarms just fine.
It seems that we the Finns are using the point as a separator in times. So not a qt bug. But I do think you should propably have a method "char getTimeSeparatorMarker(locale)" in a localization avare library like QT? I dont know the internals yet, so just throwing a thought.
http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piste_%...%A4limerkki%29
"Ajanilmauksissa tunnit, minuutit ja sekunnit erotetaan toisistaan pisteellä, esimerkiksi kello 14.15." from the wiki page says so in Finnish.
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2012-01-13
, 07:57
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@ Netherlands
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#163
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...ouch...that worked nicely...tks...maybe someone should update first post...
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2012-01-13
, 10:34
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@ Dublin, Ireland
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#164
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2012-01-13
, 11:00
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@ Netherlands
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#165
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Since you are also in a learning process of Qt, maybe you can contribute to this replacement clock as well in the future.
But first I must find a proper place for the sources (maemo gitorious itself is difficult at this moment).