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Started by ryz4eva, January 22, 2014, 08:42:08 PM

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ryz4eva

whilst away at university, i lose track of time very easily.

id like to set up a clock, which speaks every hour, on the hour ("it is 1 oclock", "it is 2 oclock") but not between 9pm and 6am. does anybody know how i could do this?
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ryz4eva

i did think of sending vox a message through autoremote every hour, but id prefer something that didnt require a phone, or other device
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jitterjames

If you want to use another program or device that's fine but you could do this using only VoxCommando.

ryz4eva

How would I do it in vox?
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jitterjames

Did you consider trying to figure it out on your own?

You have many tools at your disposal:

VC.SetEventTimer, GoogleCalendar plugin, logic blocks, python etc.

Set event timer is probably a good place to start.

nime5ter

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The wiki lists all the date/time variables available: http://voxcommando.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Variables

In this case, you'll have the most flexibility for handling the logic of your clock/timer if you use the DtCustom variables.

For example, {DtCustom.HH} returns the current hour (ignoring minutes) using a 24-hour clock.
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