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2000 - Nuggle Cookbook Examples
The Nuggle Cookbook is in preparation at this time so this section is far from complete.
2100 - Illustrating Sequentially Addressed Faces
Clock faces can be displayed for a period of time and then replaced with an alternative. A chain
of faces can be built and displayed sequentially. Therefore you might show one type of bling for a
few hours before changing to a second. The Nuggle code presented here as an illustration is
aimed at making changes over a matter of minutes, hours or even days. If a change is required in
a period less than one minute then a single Nuggle file is recommended (see face number 120
which shows the date for a ten second period during each minute).
Face number 2100
Nuggle file seq01.nug
Description
This is the sequential face
calling file. It displays nothing
itself but runs a series of other
Nuggle face files in sequence.
It makes use of NVR variable
to pass information to the
called Nuggle programs. See
Annex A for their allocation.
Changes sequenced face
every 10 seconds.
Colons none
Bling none
Chimes none
Face number 2101 - 2104
Nuggle file
seq01a.nug, seq01b.nug,
seq01c.nug, seq01d.nug,
Description
Four Nuggle files called in
sequence repeatedly. The only
difference between the files is
the colour of the bling. These
files are to illustrate a
sequential technique and not
offer a mind blowing clock
experience...
Colons None
Bling
Colour changes between the
files
Chimes None
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