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24h mode #1

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paulle opened this issue May 25, 2016 · 5 comments
Open

24h mode #1

paulle opened this issue May 25, 2016 · 5 comments

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@paulle
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paulle commented May 25, 2016

Please add 24h mode, not only am/pm.
Thank you for the great little app.

@zserge
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zserge commented May 25, 2016

@paulle Thanks for the feedback! The best we can implement at the moment is using am/pm switch and optionally displaying hours in 24h format, so you could easily see whether it's 08:00 or 20:00.

Talalarmo has very specific input method inherited from mechanical watches, and it's really hard to build a compatible 24h input method that would be as easy and natural as is a simple 12-hour circle.

@smichel17
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Imo, there should be no setting for 12 vs 24 hours; it should be automatically set based on the system time.

Personally I don't care about the analog clock similarities and would be happy with doubling the hour circle's resolution. I understand that you've got other users to consider too, though.

@domdomegg
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I have no idea how the preferences work in this app, but this is a version where it's only 24 hours:
https://github.com/domdomegg/talalarmo/tree/24hr-test

There's a load of stuff commented out in AlarmLayout.java and preferences.xml, which might be of use if uncommented for someone who understands how these preferences work :)

@lenisko
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lenisko commented Jul 23, 2016

It's good idea to add this feature

@ThePreviousOne
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ThePreviousOne commented Oct 24, 2016

How about a double circle

Inner 1-12 outer 13-24

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