SCLOCK(1) OpenBSD Reference Manual SCLOCK(1) NAME sclock - simple digital clock SYNOPSIS [-twelve] [-blink] [-seconds] [-outline] [-sep] [-db] [-dw] [-dh] [-fg] [-bg] [-cw] DESCRIPTION The sclock program display the time in a digital led display. Seconds can be displayed as well as either 12-hour format time or military time (24-hour format). OPTIONS sclock accepts all of the standard X Toolkit command line options along with the additional options listed below: -twelve This option indicates that time should be displayed in 12-hour format followed by the mention am or pm. The default output for- mat is military time. -blink Make the column displayed between hours and minutes and - if ap- plicable - between minutes and seconds blink every second. The default is not to blink. -seconds Display seconds. The default is to only display hours and min- utes. -outline Draw a one-pixel line inside the window using the standard fore- ground color. No outline is drawn by default. -sep This parameter is used to mimic a wrist watch, it indicates how many pixels to skip when drawing lines to represent digits. By default 2 pixels are skipped. -db Separate digits and columns from each other by This option indi- cates that a brief summary of the allowed options should be printed on the standard error. By default 2 pixel separate each digit. -dw Width of a digit. The default value is 6 pixel. -dh Height of a digit. The default value is 10 pixel. -cw Width of the dotted column drawn between elmements of the time. The default value is 1 pixel. RESOURCES This program uses the class, widget. It understands all of the core re- source names and classes as well as: twelve (class Twelve) same as the -twelve command line option. blink (class Blink) same as the -blink command line option. seconds (class Seconds) same as the -seconds command line option. outline (class Outline) same as the -outline command line option. digit.sep (class Digit.Sep) same as the -sep command line option. digit.border (class Digit.Border) same as the -db command line option. digit.width (class Digit.Width) same as the -dw command line option. digit.height (class Digit.Height) same as the -dh command line option. column.width (class Column.Width) same as the -cw command line option. FILES /etc/X11/app-defaults/SClock specifies required resources SEE ALSO X(7), xrdb(1), xclock(1), time(3C) AUTHORS Pierre-Yves Ritschard OpenBSD 4.1 May 22, 2007 2