How do I include the iso weeknumbner in the digital clock appearance?
there does not appear to be a week function in the time/date spec used by Qt
the calendar app must somehow calculate these values
found this in the calendar main.qml
Plasmoid.nativeInterface.weekNumber(d)
that seems to handle this calculation.
so there is potentiality a .qml hack of the digital clock that could display this vaule, but .qml programing is over my head.
Oh thanks. Something to investigate. It is amazing how much the academic world depends on (ISO) weeknumbers…
I have installed (and removed) a dozen clocks now because none had the week number. It is a really simple function, even. I once found the source code of a clock that had the function in it but the documentation didn’t show it. Unfortunately it was a Qt6 version that did not run on my Plasma 5. I tried to build the plasmoid myself but ran into error after error. I am new to this so I couldn’t do it.
Is there ANY clock widget for Plasma 5 that has the ISO week number?
I’ve found this software:
Nive workaround! But I’d prefer it to have in the same style.
I had this working in XFCE, I have it working on my work laptop that runs Windows. It is a serious lack in Qt5 but it’s a 5-line function.
I wish I had the time to learn how to make a plasmoid and just do it myself.
It’s interesting to see how widget makers, also on Android, are mostly fixated on how it looks. That’s why there are so many widgets doing the same thing. On Android the configuration is lacking even more, though.
Maybe this should be fixed in Qt…