Open Zetabite opened 7 months ago
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I like this, I have a binary clock and I would love the ability to have one on my wrist. The only problem is, my binary clock uses BCD rather than pure binary, and I'm wondering if it would be possible to make this watchface configurable between BCD and the current pure binary display?
I like this, I have a binary clock and I would love the ability to have one on my wrist. The only problem is, my binary clock uses BCD rather than pure binary, and I'm wondering if it would be possible to make this watchface configurable between BCD and the current pure binary display?
Excuse, I am not quite familiar with the term, BCD, could you elaborate?
I like this, I have a binary clock and I would love the ability to have one on my wrist. The only problem is, my binary clock uses BCD rather than pure binary, and I'm wondering if it would be possible to make this watchface configurable between BCD and the current pure binary display?
Excuse, I am not quite familiar with the term, BCD, could you elaborate?
Ah, I assume this: https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/1198/draw-a-bcd-binary-clock
Ok, I looked at it, it works inherently different to my implementation, but I have no issue onto adding this watch face on a personal branch for now
@kieranc Here is a working implementation: https://github.com/Zetabite/InfiniTime/tree/binary-watch-face-bcd-1.13.0
This adds a binary watch face, which displays the time in binary. The binary number is represented in equal sized dots, which are colored red if 1, and colored grey if 0. The LSB is right. The first row is hours, the second is minutes, and if enabled, the third row displays seconds. Additionally this watch face supports both 12h and 24h time format. In case of 12h, one hour dot is hidden and above the left most minute dot, text displays if its AM or PM, same as for the dots, red colored meaning this is the current time, while grayed means its not that time. I included some examples. 12h, with seconds enabled 24h, with seconds enabled 12h, with seconds disabled 24h, with seconds disabled