Releases: hkatic/clock
Releases · hkatic/clock
31.08.0
What's Changed
- Add on-demand mode support by @CyrilleB79 in #48
- Use SettingsDialog class for alarms dialog by @nvdaes in #50
- Add unassigned command to see layered commands (keys to be pressed after NVDA+shift+f12) in browse mode by @nvdaes in #51
New Contributors
Full Changelog: 25.05.0...31.08.0
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08.04.0
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23.03.0
What's Changed
- Fixed an issue occurring when translated time formats are not unique. by @CyrilleB79 in #44
- Modified the time display format examples so that are not ambiguous anymore by @CyrilleB79 in #45
New Contributors
- @CyrilleB79 made their first contribution in #44
Full Changelog: 21.06...23.03.0
21.06
Clock 22.01
Hi all,
Clock add-on 22.01 is now available with localization updates.
Clock 21.11
Hi everyone,
Clock add-on 21.11 stable version is now available.
Changelog:
- Vast changes to user interface messages and documentation.
- Clock Setup panel was renamed to Clock.
- Alarm settings is now part of NVDA tools menu.
- A new Clock layer command (T) has been added to schedule alarms.
- In Clock settings panel, "enter 24 hour format" for quiet hours checkbox is now a combo box to specify quiet hour formats b3etween 12-hour and 24-hour format.
- Quiet hours settings now uses combo boxes instead of edit fields with a specific syntax.
- Add-on source code was modernized, including better use of Python 3 syntax, updated add-on dependencies, lint, and type information in some modules.
- Fixed an incorrect output for stopwatch and countdown timer announcements when the duration exceeded 24 hours.
- Resolved a 24-hour time announcement format issue where NVDA said odd things shortly after midnight.
Enjoy.
Clock 21.09
Hi all,
Clock 21.09 is now available. For the next few months I (Joseph Lee) will be maintaining this add-on on behalf of the NVDA add-ons community, mostly assisting with modernization work.
Changelog:
- NVDA 2019.3 or later is required.
- Massive lint work with help from Flake8.
- Most code is compliant with Python 3 expectations.
Enjoy.