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NAME
clock - display the time in an icon or window
SYNOPSIS
clock [ -Wn ] [ +Wn ] [ -T ] [ -TZ timezone ] [ -12 ] [ -24
] [ -alarm setting ]
[ -alarmtime hr:min ] [ -alarmcmd cmd ] [ -analog ] [
-digital ]
[ +date ] [ -date ] [ -help ] [ -hourcmd cmd ] [ -name
app-name ]
[ -r ] [ +seconds ] [ -seconds ] [ -v ] [ -? ]
AVAILABILITY
Although this command is available with both the SunView
software installation option and the OpenWindows environ-
ment, its appearance is not the same for both environments.
The man page you are currently viewing refers to the clock
that is available with OpenWindows. The primary difference
between this and the SunView clock is the user interface.
All OpenWindows standard tools use the OPEN LOOK Graphical
User Interface.
DESCRIPTION
clock is an OpenWindows XView utility that displays the
current time in a window or icon. When the window is open,
clock can display the time in either analog or digital for-
mat. The clock window is scalable in either format.
OPTIONS
-Wn Start clock with no title line.
+Wn Start clock with a title line present.
-T Start the clock in test mode. Test mode ignores the
real time, and instead runs in a loop continuously
incrementing the time by one minute and displaying it.
-TZ timezone
Start the clock with an alternate time zone.
-12 If the digital clock is being displayed in the open
window, then use a 12 hour clock.
-24 If the digital clock is being displayed in the open
window, then use a 24 hour clock.
-alarm setting
Set how often you want the alarm to go off. Choices are
"none", "once" and "daily".
-alarmtime hr:min
The time you want the alarm to go off.
-alarmcmd cmd
The command you want to run, when the alarm does go
off.
-analog
Start up the open window display with the analog clock.
-digital
Start up the open window display with the digital
clock.
+date
Show the current date in the open window.
-date
Do not show the current date in the open window.
-help
Lists generic XView options that can be applied to the
clock.
-hourcmd cmd
The command you would like run every hour, on the hour.
-name app-name
This option specifies the application name under which
resources are to be obtained, rather than the default
executable file name. app-name should not contain
``.'' or ``*'' characters.
-r Use a face with roman numerals in the iconic state.
This replaces the default round face.
+seconds
Show the number of seconds. For the analog clock (and
in the iconic state), the seconds are shown by display-
ing a second hand. For the digital display, seconds are
shown as a numeric value.
-seconds
Do not show the number of seconds.
-v Show the version number and the usage message for this
version of clock.
-? Show the version number and the usage message for this
version of clock.
USAGE
When the clock window is open, it has a floating menu from
which you can bring up a property window. From this pro-
perty sheet, you can modify the open window clock face of
the tool by selecting either the Analog or Digital choice
box.
The icon displayed, can be either an analog or roman clock
face. With the digital display, you can select between a
12-hour or a 24-hour display.
Seconds:
On the analog version, this selection starts a
second hand on the face of the clock. On the digi-
tal version, it adds two digits to the digital
readout.
Date:
Turns on a date display for both analog and digi-
tal versions of clock.
You can select a local timezone or set it to monitor a
remote timezone by clicking SELECT on other, then choosing a
timezone by pressing MENU over the abbreviated menu button
displayed.
The stopwatch is an automatic function, and allows you to
reset, start and stop a stopwatch to second accuracy. This
should be set to none, to disable it.
An alarm can be set, and when that time occurs, then a com-
mand can be run. The alarm can be triggered once or daily.
If no alarm command is present, then the clock will just
beep.
You can also set a command that will be run every hour on
the hour.
There are various keyboard accelerators that can be used
with the clock. These are:
1 set 12hr mode if currently showing a digital display.
2 set 24hr mode if currently showing a digital display.
c toggle clock face between analog and digital.
d toggle on and off the date display.
i toggle icon face between analog and roman.
s toggle on and off the seconds display.
S set stopwatch. Cycles between reset, start and stop.
Hit c to continue in normal clock display.
t toggle the timezone between local and other. Note that
you have to have a valid other timezone for this to
work properly.
T toggle test mode on and off.
q quit the clock
On startup, the clock will use the following X resources:
Resource: deskset.clock.faceAnalog
Values: True, False (True)
Description Setting for the open clock face. Choices are
analog and digital.
Resource: deskset.clock.iconAnalog
Values: True, False (True)
Description Setting for the closed clock icon. Choices
are analog and roman.
Resource: deskset.clock.iconHasWindowColor
Values: True, False (False)
Description Determines whether the clock icon should use
the window background color. By default, it
uses the workspace color.
Resource: deskset.clock.digital12Hour
Values: True, False (True)
Description Setting for digital displays. Choices are 12
hour and 24 hour display.
Resource: deskset.clock.showLocal
Values: True, False (True)
Description Indicates whether the local or other timezone
should be initially displayed.
Resource: deskset.clock.secondHand
Values: True, False (False)
Description When True, a second hand (for analog) or a
seconds value (for digital) will be
displayed.
Resource: deskset.clock.date
Values: True, False (False)
Description When True, the current date will be
displayed.
Resource: deskset.clock.timeZone
Values: Timezone (string)
Description If present, the timezone to monitor.
Resource: deskset.clock.alarmHrValue
Values: Hour value (numeric)
Description The hour value for the alarm command.
Resource: deskset.clock.alarmMinValue
Values: Minute value (numeric)
Description The minute value for the alarm command.
Resource: deskset.clock.alarmChoice
Values: None, Once, Daily (None)
Description How often the alarm should go off. Choices
are none, once and daily.
Resource: deskset.clock.alarmCommand
Values: Command (string)
Description The command that should be run when the alarm
goes off.
Resource: deskset.clock.hourlyCommand
Values: Command (string)
Description The command that should be run every hour, on
the hour.
Resource: deskset.clock.dateFont
Values: Font name string
Description The name of the font used to display the date
and timezone, irrespective of the current
size and scale of clock
Resource: deskset.clock.secondsFont
Values: Font name string
Description The name of the font used to display the
number of seconds when in digital mode, plus
the am/pm values if in 12 hour mode,
irrespective of the current size and scale of
clock
Resource: deskset.clock.hasTitle
Values: True, False (True)
Description Indicates whether the clock window has a
title line.
ENVIRONMENT
The clock uses the TZ environment variable to determine the
local time, and the initial setting for the other timezone.
The latter can be over-ridden in a variety of ways.
SEE ALSO
OpenWindows user documentation
"About the Clock" in the Help Handbook available through the
Help option on the Workspace menu.
NOTES
The OpenWindows environment may no longer be supported in a
future release. You may want to migrate to CDE, the Common
Desktop Environment.
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