[ENH]WorldTimeMorph (should now find your time zone!)
Karl Ramberg
karl.ramberg at chello.se
Sat Aug 25 14:32:34 UTC 2001
John,
Add this to the class side of WorldTimeMorph, download the image,
add in the appropriate filepath and time zone :
initializeLocaly
"WorldTimeMorph initializeLocaly"
"Download this jpeg and save it somewhere:
http://www.3dup.com/textures/images/Solar_System/Earth/earth_map.jpg"
| morph |
morph _ self withForm: (Form fromFile: 'path/to/jpeg/goes/here').
morph _ morph localTimeZone: 12 "gmt is 12".
morph extent: 500 at 300.
morph openInWorld.
Karl
John Hinsley wrote:
>
> Karl Ramberg wrote:
> >
> >
> > Do you ever wonder what time it is in Australia when you
> > are in Sweden. Here is a primitive solution to that problem.
> > File in this change set. It will download a image of the world,
> > display it as a morph with vertical lines approximately at
> > every time zone and display the hour at each zone.
>
> Really cool, Karl!
>
> But I wondered why you got the time and the map (incidentally, it's a
> *much* better map than the one my system uses) over the net, rather than
> use something like Time (which seems to use the system clock) -- which
> is what stuff like kworldwatch and the Windows equivalent (can't
> remember what it's called) use?
>
> I'm interested because (thinking that one of the main reasons I'd have
> for using such a tool is to find out what time it is in -- say -- Canada
> before phoning someone up) I'd then want that socket/connection to use
> the autodialler function (which will be in the revised Morphic Rolodex
> -- honest!).
>
> You see, I like it so much that I want to pinch it/incorporate it!
>
> Cheers
>
> John
>
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