yesClock - Change Log
1.3.6
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1.3.6: Added 'tz' parameter to applet, allowing you
to set the time zone. Also fixed a timezone bug, where the actual
time getting displayed was wrong, and fixed another bug related
to the DST offset being ignored in decimal time.
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1.3.5: Optimizations. yesClock starts faster and uses less
memory (if you don't use the configuration panel). Added
configuration option to toggle between AM/PM and 24 hour format.
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1.3.4: Added elongated ticks on the third/fifth hour for
standard/decimal times. Added color chooser. Added options to toggle
markers, jewels, and time. Added --noframe option. Window placement
and size is now saved.
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1.3.3: Fixed a problem that occurred with some buggy VMs (IBM)
where strings aren't drawn properly. Fixed another problem where
some buggy VMs (IBM) where Swing and Awt components can't be used
together. Fixed a problem where yet OTHER buggy VMs (Sun) would throw
null pointer exceptions in places where they shouldn't have. Fixed
a memory leak (don't believe the lies that Java doesn't suffer
from them) that was caused by me not freeing image buffers. You
wouldn't notice this unless you resized your window a lot. Had I
already added the "Complex" hand?
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1.3.2: Added a map to the config panel, for selecting lat/lon
values.
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1.3.1: Made the border for the hand list thicker. Added the
names of the hands to the list widget. Fixed the double-buffering
thing -- no more flashing (how did I miss this in the first place??).
Added another (fairly nice) hand. Added the 'c' close path
command, and changed the stroke join from miter to rounded; it looks
better. Broke up the jar files; this reduces the size of the
distribution, but requires users to download two files if they're
only interested in the binary. Documentation fixes. Had to remove the
jar distribution, because, once again, JavaSoft has proven their
complete incompetence by not including an "exclude" option in
'jar'. Duh.
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1.3.0: Features added. The hands are now configurable. Added
--dump and --size arguments.
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1.2.0: Bug fixes. Added a timezone function, as a fix for the
problem where the JVM isn't picking up the proper timezone from
the OS. Changed the menu title for "Location" to
"Configuration". Updated the screenshots. Fixed some problems
with the config panel.
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1.1.0: Initial release