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stuartlangridge / gnome-shell-clock-override

Override the Gnome Shell clock with a new time format or text of your choice. Works with new versions of Shell such as 3.18
MIT License
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Adding tab code %;tf #27

Closed bobi32 closed 6 years ago

bobi32 commented 6 years ago

Adding a code to insert tab.

At the end of the expression, it avoids the clock, when centered on the top bar, to slightly move with non-monospace fonts (i.e. when last digit goes from 0 to 1, from 1 to 2, etc… really annoying when displaying seconds). It also allows for more rendering customization, hence the code instead of systematically insert a tab at the end of every expression.

da2x commented 6 years ago

You can already copy a tab character (e.g. from a text editor) and paste it into the custom format field. I’ll also see if I can make any changes to the input field to insert a tab character directly.

bobi32 commented 6 years ago

Ok, thanks for the tip!