Jappie Toutenhoofd gave me the idea to try Rolling clock using Bindings
Jappie Toutenhoofd gave me the idea to try Rolling clock using Bindings
animate is not working
Pierre Hébert is it possible to add effects on bindings ?
Could we have “coins arrondis” for background ?
Is it possible to add weather icon and agenda events in LLx ?
Is it possible to use condition in bindings ? Knowing that scripting is behind it
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What is your formula where animate is not working?
Rounded corner would be a new attribute of the existing box settings. The box attributes (margin, border size, colors, etc) will be configurable through a binding in the next update.
Weather needs internet permission, so it cannot be implemented in the core app unless I add this permission, which is unlikely. Instead it can be implemented using plugins, like Jappie did https://plus.google.com/u/0/+JappieToutenhoofd/posts/iBtNpnzdfJv. Latter I might provide a kind of “data” plugin, providing variables for weather, notification, various messaging app, and so on, but as time goes this goal may become impossible to reach.
You can use whatever you need in bindings formula. Including complex scripts. Formula are scripts. The only requirement is that the script must return a value without user interaction (picking a color or displaying a dialog box is not possible).
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I will try to publish the scripts in a new beta/review section of the reposarory rhis evening.
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Pierre Hébert with $ll_hour24 minute second. Animate is not working
I want something like rolling effect. Is it possible ?
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The animate function should be used like this:
animate(‘$ll_second’)
As far as I can tell animate works, but if something doesn’t work for you I need the exact formula to understand what’s wrong.
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The reason I scripted the clock, is because it’s a lot of work doing by hand. The complete recepy is in the script offcourse but here it comes:
– make a panel: 4 (or 5) digits wide and 1 high.
– for every digit make another panel: 1 wide and 10 high.
– in every panel put 0,1,2,3,4..9 above one another.
– now: bind panel.top to animate with (first/last) digit of hour / minit.
animate is for movement or rotation. ( a to b)
animate is not for transformation. (not a into b)
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Oeps, as in the picture: you would need only 3 wide. But next 60 high.
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