By The TimeTeller application was designed to a small program which lets your computer tell you the date and or time.
So now you think: why would I need such a program? I’ll give you an example: being an amateur astronomer, I think it would sometimes be nice to know the exact time when doing some observation while not having time or hands left to look at my watch.
So will this program help then? Well, not on its own. It will be most useful if you run it automatically, for example with Puac.
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The TimeTeller application lets you know the time the computer is running and when you last clicked on it. You can also run any command you want. I have used it to run a ircd which keeps running every minute.
Q:
Error with C++ code
I’m a beginner C++ programmer trying to do a project. When I run my main function the first time, I get this error:
error: ‘cin’ was not declared in this scope
My C++ code is as follows:
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int menu(cout);
while (menu){
cout > choice;
switch(choice){
case 1:
cout
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If you are asked for the time when a certain task (for example, start TimeTeller) has to start running, then it will do its best to start it as soon as possible.
TimeTeller picks a time for you, and will either put a marker in your notification bar at the given time, or start the task itself. This will also show the time in the application’s title bar if you set a “sticky title”.
This application supports 24-hour time notation, which means that if you set time to 00.15 (3:15 PM), it will show something like this: “14:15:00”.
TimeTeller automatically looks up the time of day from your computer’s clock, or the time of day stored in your clock, on a computer on which you first installed this application.
If your computer’s clock is not set properly, TimeTeller will automatically adjust it to be in sync.
So use your computer as a clock with TimeTeller.
Q:
C# – WCF Service – Return a binary stream of data
I am trying to create a WCF service that returns and accepts a binary stream of data in the request and response, respectively.
I know the data will be streamed, rather than returned, but I can’t seem to get this to work.
Here’s the code.
In WCF interface class I have:
[OperationContract]
[Streaming]
byte[] MyMethod()
in Service class:
[OperationContract]
[Streaming(StreamingMode.Peek, Action = “*”)]
Stream MyMethod()
And, in MyService.svc file:
Public Class Streams
Public stream As Byte()
Public Sub New(ByVal stream As Byte())
Me.stream = stream
End Sub
End Class
But I get this error in service:
What am I doing wrong?
A:
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This is a small C language program which will allow you to tell the time or date.
It has been fully tested against a wide range of time and date libraries, and includes features such as:
– digit display: use up to 9 digit, in proper order
– refresh timer: this interval can be set anywhere from 1 second to 999 seconds
– date display: year, month and day
– time display: hour, minutes, seconds
– date display: date in two digit format for relative dating, for example 1959-09-01, for all the details, see the README
It will not work with WindowsCE devices due to the limitations of the power of all the devices running WindowsCE.
The source code is provided to allow use by others. It’s not my program, I just include it with the hope someone else will add improvements to it.
The source code is free to reuse with the following conditions:
* You may not sub-license the source code under a new name without the agreement of the main author. * You may have to answer to any origin inquiry that might be made on the subject.
The main author is contacted at the email address [email protected]
The program can be downloaded from:
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
See the GNU General Public License for more details.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
Copyright (C) 2012 W. Pouguen
What’s New In TimeTeller?
There are 3 possibilities with TimeTeller:
A Calendar view with the date and time to display.
A List view with the currently selected date and time in a grid.
A Console view where you can input a date and time with the mouse or a keyboard.
To see the difference between the 3:
Calendar view: date & time is displayed in a picture.
List view: date & time is displayed as in a Grid with 9 columns, where the month is the first column and the year is the last column, and date is in the middle of them.
Console view: date & time is displayed in a Console.
Install instructions:
You can install the TimeTeller application with Puac, the Windows Installer Package creator, in the following way:
Download the TimeTeller Zip file.
Extract the files from the Zip.
Run Puac.
Select the TimeTeller project.
In the progress of the installation you’ll be asked for a selection of where you want the application to be installed, and then installed.
Afterward you’ll find the TimeTeller project in your GUI where the projects can be started.
But to install it in the Windows Explorer, I think this would be easier.
Double click on the executable.
The Date & Time in Windows Explorer will be displayed.
Now it should be useful. Have fun with it.
I made a lot of enhancements for this TimeTeller application. They are made for your preference. You can check out the “TimeTeller preference file” to see some of the enhancements. I would recommend you to make these changes first:
The “Appearance” section of the Preference file lets you display your own Picture.
The “Appearance” section also lets you display the currently shown Date and Time in a grid.
You can delete the Preference file if you don’t like any of the changes.
Note: in order to use the TimeTeller application I will keep the original Installer package as it is, so you have to reinstall the original Version if you want to use it again.
Afterwards I would suggest you to see the Version 1.5 ChangeLog file, not that it is very long, but it will
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System Requirements For TimeTeller:
OS: Windows Vista
Windows Vista Processor: Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon
Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon Memory: 1 GB RAM
1 GB RAM Video: 128 MB DirectX 9 compliant graphics card
128 MB DirectX 9 compliant graphics card Hard Drive: 1 GB free space
1 GB free space Sound: DirectX 9.0 compatible sound card
DirectX 9.0 compatible sound card DirectX: 9.0
9.0 Additional Notes: The player/developer can test all version of the program (for the Beta Version)
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