How do I change my pine script "close - close(1)" in a daily chart, in order not to receive the close from UTC 0.00 but 5 minutes earlier, comparing closes from 23.55?
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To turn a toggle on or off every 30 seconds, you can connect it to the output of a [metro 30000] object.
I want to create a data visualization that maps my mouse clicks through time. To do that, I need to collect data of time stamps for my mouse clicks.
I’m using Mouse Mile to total how far my mouse moves, count clicks and keystrokes. However, it just gives me a total number.
Is there an existing application that I can run on Mac in the background that creates a .csv of time stamps every time I click?
(I understand how I could do this, for example, with JavaScript in a browser, but I want it to be running whenever my computer is awake.)
Thanks all.
I am working in justinmind. I want to display time taken at each screen on my last screen. I have already displayed time on each screen separately(it will show system time). for example.
Screen 1 - timing 4:55:44
Screen 2 - timing 5:32:43
Screen 3 - timing 5:32:56
now, i need to show time log as i have mentioned above on a separate screen.
Save the "System hour" expression to a variable On load of the screen1, then OnUnload of Screen 1 save current time into different variable using same procedure.
Then get the difference between both times.
Then use a text to display time.
I want to know if it's possible to show only specific days in a calendar. I mean, for example, I know that I can create a dialog box with a calendar using:
dialog --title "Test" --calendar "Date:" 0 0
And it shows every day on the specific months and so on.
But I want to know if I can show only the days like 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 in the same dialog box, but I don't know how to do it or if it can be done that way using that dialog option.
dialog does not do what was asked. Source code is provided; you could modify it.
The documentation says
--calendar text height width day month year
A calendar box displays month, day and year in separately adjustable windows. If the values for day, month or year are
missing or negative, the current date's corresponding values are
used. You can increment or decrement any of those using the
left-, up-, right-, and down-arrows. Use vi-style h, j, k and l
for moving around the array of days in a month. Use tab or
backtab to move between windows. If the year is given as zero,
the current date is used as an initial value.
On exit, the date is printed in the form day/month/year. The
format can be overridden using the --date-format option.
and
--date-format format
If the host provides strftime, this option allows you to specify
the format of the date printed for the --calendar widget. The
time of day (hour, minute, second) are the current local time.
While the --calendar description refers to an array of days, and separately adjustable windows, it does not go into excessive detail to note that the windows for month, day and year are used to update the array, and that the widget shows all of the days for each month.
The --date-format option is used to change the way the result is reported to the shell, and has no effect on the way the month is shown on the screen.
I'm using a plain NSDatePicker control with NSYearMonthDayDatePickerElementFlag. It's the same as the date picker on the "date & time settings" panel with MM/DD/YYYY fields (the text box with 3 subfields, not the calendar portion). My users are getting stuck typing the digits into the year sub-field (though the behavior is present on the month and day fields too).
You can reproduce the problem using the Date & Time settings panel. Uncheck "Set date & time automatically" and click on the current year part of the field, 2014. Now just type 19 and pause. After about 1 second it fires some event and changes the date to 1969.
My users don't seem to type as fast as the NSDatePicker expects them to. Some event fires, calling some internal function NSDatePickerCell(NSTextFieldWithStepperDatePickerInternal)_userEditExpired:, well before many of my users can finish entering the 4 digit year. The timeout is reset after each keystroke, and seems about a second or a little less.
Does anybody know of a way to defeat that behavior without resorting to writing a whole new date picker? I'd be happy with a way to just change the timeout to something longer, maybe about 5 seconds, so the slower typists can get all 4 digits entered without the event firing and accepting their input before they're finished.