CYBER WEESJE
07-12-2009, 08:41 AM
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HI guys i take no credit for this found here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=535682
Intro
duction
This project is simply a CHome/Titanium plugin which displays your next galarm event. It is not affiliated with GAlarm or its developers in any way.
It is a stopgap solution until GAlarm builds proper support in - and a useful way for me to learn how plugins work with the new WM6.5 home screen. (I would at this point like to thank Microsoft for making it so much easier to work with than the older today screen!)
Download
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Installation Instructions
Install the cab file - as far as i know it should not matter where but I have only tested to the main memory.
Run CGAlarm from the start menu.
Notes
Sometimes (such as when enabling the plugin) the busy-spinner remains. You can ignore this and it should go away once you go back to the home screen. Does anyone know how to make it go away in .net? It is initiated by the launch of the background console app.
To reduce cpu usage the display refreshes every 30seconds. However, this is just a simple check incase you have changed the alarms. The full update (including the time to next alarm) only occurs every 5 minutes.
I had to try to figure out the different alarm types. Everyday, weekend, monday, etc type alarms should be supported. One time alarms should be supported. Other types are a bit hit and miss. This does not affect the alarm functioning, but does mean the time to next alarm may be wrong.
Requires .NET Compact Framework 3.5
Tested with GAlarm v2.1.2
Changelog
v0.01 2009/07/11
Initial release.
GRTZ CYBER WEESJE
MODERATOR@Wckediden HIT THANKS ONT THE WAY OUT
HI guys i take no credit for this found here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=535682
Intro
duction
This project is simply a CHome/Titanium plugin which displays your next galarm event. It is not affiliated with GAlarm or its developers in any way.
It is a stopgap solution until GAlarm builds proper support in - and a useful way for me to learn how plugins work with the new WM6.5 home screen. (I would at this point like to thank Microsoft for making it so much easier to work with than the older today screen!)
Download
Attached to this post.
Installation Instructions
Install the cab file - as far as i know it should not matter where but I have only tested to the main memory.
Run CGAlarm from the start menu.
Notes
Sometimes (such as when enabling the plugin) the busy-spinner remains. You can ignore this and it should go away once you go back to the home screen. Does anyone know how to make it go away in .net? It is initiated by the launch of the background console app.
To reduce cpu usage the display refreshes every 30seconds. However, this is just a simple check incase you have changed the alarms. The full update (including the time to next alarm) only occurs every 5 minutes.
I had to try to figure out the different alarm types. Everyday, weekend, monday, etc type alarms should be supported. One time alarms should be supported. Other types are a bit hit and miss. This does not affect the alarm functioning, but does mean the time to next alarm may be wrong.
Requires .NET Compact Framework 3.5
Tested with GAlarm v2.1.2
Changelog
v0.01 2009/07/11
Initial release.
GRTZ CYBER WEESJE
MODERATOR@Wckediden HIT THANKS ONT THE WAY OUT