ChronoLisa

The parameter value= Red, Green, and Blue component In this format, the red, green, and blue components of a color are each represented by an integer in the range 0-255. The value 0 indicates no contribution from this primary color. The value 255 indicates the maximum intensity of this color component. Make sure the three values are separated by a comma (,) false otherwise white black light grey black black yellow blue red majenta majenta majenta

The ChronoLisa clock applet was originally written to help promote its real life counterpart, a digital electronic clock with a unique display called the Chrono Lisa. This clock features the time represented in three interlocking ellipses of 60 LED's each. (One ellipse represents hours, the next is minutes, and the third is seconds)

How To Use:

Download ChronoLisa.zip (6 KB)

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Java Source: Unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<applet code=ChronoLisa   
	width=600 
	height=600>

	<comment> The parameter value= Red, Green, and Blue 
	component In this format, the red, green, and blue 
	components of a color are each represented by an integer
	in the range 0-255. The value 0 indicates no contribution 
	from this primary color. The value 255 indicates the 
	maximum intensity of this color component. Make sure the
	three values are separated by a comma (,) 
	</comment>
	
	<param  name=allowhyperlink     value=true>         
		<comment> false otherwise </comment>
	<param  name=background         value=255,255,255>  
		<comment> white           </comment>
	<param  name=outsideframe       value=0,0,0>        
		<comment> black           </comment>
	<param  name=frame              value=192,192,192>  
		<comment> light grey      </comment>
	<param  name=insideframe        value=0,0,0>        
		<comment> black           </comment>
	<param  name=clockface          value=0,0,0>        
		<comment> black           </comment>
	<param  name=hourring           value=255,255,0>    
		<comment> yellow          </comment>
	<param  name=minutering         value=0,0,255>      
		<comment> blue            </comment>
	<param  name=secondring         value=255,0,0>      
		<comment> red             </comment>
	<param  name=onehourmarks       value=255,0,255>    
		<comment> majenta         </comment>
	<param  name=tenminutemarks     value=255,0,255>    
		<comment> majenta         </comment>
	<param  name=fifteensecondmarks value=255,0,255>    
		<comment> majenta         </comment>

</applet>

Status: Free

Author: Stephen Krochenski

Homepage: http://www.krotek.com/java/chronolisajava.htm

Upload Date: February 19, 2002

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