oclock(1X)                                             oclock(1X)



NAME
     oclock - displays a clock that shows the time of day

SYNOPSIS
     oclock [ option ]

DESCRIPTION
     oclock uses the Clock widget to display the current time on
     an analog display.  Although the default colors for the
     Clock widget are black and white, the widget was designed in
     color; unfortunately, the X Toolkit makes specifying these
     colors in a device-independent manner difficult.  If you
     want to see the correct colors, add the following lines to
     your resource file:

        Clock*Background: grey
        Clock*BorderColor: light blue
        Clock*hour: yellow
        Clock*jewel: yellow
        Clock*minute: yellow


   Options
     The oclock command accepts this option:

     -backing level
             Causes oclock to request a level of backing store
             from the X server.  The level argument can be one of
             WhenMapped, Always, or NotUseful. Without backing
             store, redisplay of the window can take up to a
             second or more.  This option causes the server to
             save the window contents so that when needed, the
             window can be redrawn from contents saved in backing
             store.

     Copyright 1989, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
     See X(1X) for a full statement of rights and permissions.

     Author: Keith Packard, MIT X Consortium

SEE ALSO
     X(1X)

     Section 3Xt in X11 Programmer's Reference for A/UX











November, 1990                                                  1