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{{Infobox PSP homebrew
{{Infobox PSP Homebrews
| title = DayViewer
|title=DayViewer
| image = https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/psphomebrew/DayViewer.jpg|250px
|image=dayviewer.jpg
| type = Plugins
|description=This plugin displays the day of the week on your XMB.
| version = v7
|author=Total_Noob
| licence = Mixed
|lastupdated=2010/01/25
| author = Total_Noob
|type=Plugins
| website = https://psp.brewology.com/downloads/download.php?id=11332&mcid=1
|version=7
| download = https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/psphomebrew/DayViewer.rar
|license=Mixed
| source =
|download=https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/psphomebrew/dayviewer.7z
|website=http://forums.qj.net/psp-development-forum/163861-release-dayviewer-v7.html
}}
}}
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DayViewer is a plugin that allows you to edit the clock string and add more features like weekday, monthname, year, battery percent, battery lifetimer.
DayViewer is a plugin that allows you to edit the clock string and add more features like weekday, monthname, year, battery percent, battery lifetimer.


It is featured at the Neo Summer Coding Compo 2009 (PSP Applications, 3rd place).
It was featured in the Neo Summer Coding Compo 2009 (PSP Applications, 3rd place).


Installation
==Installation==
Copy dayviewer.prx and dayviewer_config.txt to the seplugins folder to your Memory Stick.
Copy dayviewer.prx and dayviewer_config.txt to the seplugins folder to your Memory Stick.


Open vsh.txt within the same seplugins directory and append this line
Open vsh.txt within the same seplugins directory and append this line
ms0:/seplugins/dayviewer.prx 1
ms0:/seplugins/dayviewer.prx 1


Take a look in dayviewer_config.txt then reboot your PSP.
Take a look in dayviewer_config.txt then reboot your PSP.


User guide
==User guide==
Translation and edit clock string:
===Translation and edit clock string===
- The config file for the translation and the clock string is dayviewer_config.txt.
The config file for the translation and the clock string is dayviewer_config.txt.
- To show the percentage symbol, write "%%".
* To show the percentage symbol, write "%%".
- To make a new line, write "/".
* To make a new line, write "\".
- If you make a new line, the clock string will slide up. Write "/" at the beginning of the string to fix that.
* If you make a new line, the clock string will slide up. Write "\" at the beginning of the string to fix that.
- You can write a maximun of 100 characters for the clock string.
* You can write a maximun of 100 characters for the clock string.


===Clock string and examples===
For the clock string, you can use any of the following.
For the clock string, you can use any of the following.
%weekday
%weekday
%day
%day
%monthname
%monthname
%month
%month
%year
%year
%hour12 (time format 12)
%hour12 (time format 12)
%hour
%hour
%min
%min
%sec
%sec
%ampm
%ampm
%batpercent
%batpercent
%batlifehour (battery life hour)
%batlifehour (battery life hour)
%batlifemin (battery life minutes)
%batlifemin (battery life minutes)
 
'''Example 1:'''
 
[SuperHero, %month-%day-%year %hour:%min:%sec %batpercent%%]


Example 1
[SuperHero, %month-%day-%year %hour:%min:%sec %batpercent%%]
Will be displayed as
Will be displayed as
[SuperHero, 02-14-1999 08:21:33 62%]


[SuperHero, 02-14-1999 08:21:33 62%]
'''Example 2:'''
 
\%weekday, %day. %monthname %year %hour12:%min:%sec %ampm\CFW 5.50GEN-D3


Example 2
/%weekday, %day. %monthname %year %hour12:%min:%sec %ampm/CFW 5.50GEN-D3
Will be displayed as
Will be displayed as
Monday, 23. June 2011 07:48:51 PM
CFW 5.50GEN-D3


Monday, 23. June 2011 07:48:51 PM
==Media==
CFW 5.50GEN-D3
'''How To Install DayViewer V7 On Your 6.60 CFW PSP (PRO-B9/10 And ME/LME)''' ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W8vrAnPU6w Holmes]) <br>
<youtube>_W8vrAnPU6w</youtube>


Compatibility
==Compatibility==
Tested on:
Tested on:
3.80 M33 (v3 beta)
3.90 M33 (v3 beta)
4.01 M33 (v3 beta)
5.00 M33-4/6
5.03 HEN-C (v6)
5.50 MHU
5.50 GEN-A/B/D3
6.20 TN-C (unofficial v7)
6.3x (v7)
6.60 ME (v7)


Changelog
3.80 M33 (v3 beta) <br>
v7
3.90 M33 (v3 beta) <br>
- Now you have the full possibility to edit the clock string to your desire.
4.01 M33 (v3 beta) <br>
- Added battery lifetime.
5.00 M33-4/6 <br>
- Fixed incompatibility with AutoStart PRX.
5.03 HEN-C (v6) <br>
- Solved bug in unicode encoding: some character didn't show correctly.
5.50 MHU <br>
5.50 GEN-A/B/D3 <br>
6.20 TN-C (unofficial v7) <br>
6.3x (v7) <br>
6.60 ME (v7) <br>
 
==Changelog==
'''v7'''
* Now you have the full possibility to edit the clock string to your desire.
* Added battery lifetime.
* Fixed incompatibility with AutoStart PRX.
* Solved bug in unicode encoding: some character didn't show correctly.


Credits
==Credits==
- Thanks to mom and dad.
* Thanks to mom and dad.
- Thanks to MaGiXieN for all his support and betatesting.
* Thanks to MaGiXieN for all his support and betatesting.
- Thanks to pspflashsystem for the battery percent and battery lifetime idea.
* Thanks to pspflashsystem for the battery percent and battery lifetime idea.
- Thanks to Jado & Malaky & nickxab for betatesting.
* Thanks to Jado & Malaky & nickxab for betatesting.


References
==External links==
Author's webpage, http://total-noob.blogspot.com/
* Author's website - http://total-noob.blogspot.com
QuickJump, http://forums.qj.net/psp-development-forum/163861-release-dayviewer-v7.html
* QuickJump - http://forums.qj.net/psp-development-forum/163861-release-dayviewer-v7.html
NeoFlash, https://www.neoflash.com/forum/index.php?topic=5708.0
* NeoFlash - https://www.neoflash.com/forum/index.php?topic=5708.0

Latest revision as of 13:32, 10 May 2024

DayViewer
Dayviewer.jpg
General
AuthorTotal_Noob
TypePlugins
Version7
LicenseMixed
Last Updated2010/01/25
Links
Download
Website

DayViewer is a plugin that allows you to edit the clock string and add more features like weekday, monthname, year, battery percent, battery lifetimer.

It was featured in the Neo Summer Coding Compo 2009 (PSP Applications, 3rd place).

Installation

Copy dayviewer.prx and dayviewer_config.txt to the seplugins folder to your Memory Stick.

Open vsh.txt within the same seplugins directory and append this line

ms0:/seplugins/dayviewer.prx 1

Take a look in dayviewer_config.txt then reboot your PSP.

User guide

Translation and edit clock string

The config file for the translation and the clock string is dayviewer_config.txt.

  • To show the percentage symbol, write "%%".
  • To make a new line, write "\".
  • If you make a new line, the clock string will slide up. Write "\" at the beginning of the string to fix that.
  • You can write a maximun of 100 characters for the clock string.

Clock string and examples

For the clock string, you can use any of the following.

%weekday
%day
%monthname
%month
%year
%hour12 (time format 12)
%hour
%min
%sec
%ampm
%batpercent
%batlifehour (battery life hour)
%batlifemin (battery life minutes)

Example 1:

[SuperHero, %month-%day-%year %hour:%min:%sec %batpercent%%]

Will be displayed as

[SuperHero, 02-14-1999 08:21:33 62%]

Example 2:

\%weekday, %day. %monthname %year %hour12:%min:%sec %ampm\CFW 5.50GEN-D3

Will be displayed as

Monday, 23. June 2011 07:48:51 PM
CFW 5.50GEN-D3

Media

How To Install DayViewer V7 On Your 6.60 CFW PSP (PRO-B9/10 And ME/LME) (Holmes)

Compatibility

Tested on:

3.80 M33 (v3 beta)
3.90 M33 (v3 beta)
4.01 M33 (v3 beta)
5.00 M33-4/6
5.03 HEN-C (v6)
5.50 MHU
5.50 GEN-A/B/D3
6.20 TN-C (unofficial v7)
6.3x (v7)
6.60 ME (v7)

Changelog

v7

  • Now you have the full possibility to edit the clock string to your desire.
  • Added battery lifetime.
  • Fixed incompatibility with AutoStart PRX.
  • Solved bug in unicode encoding: some character didn't show correctly.

Credits

  • Thanks to mom and dad.
  • Thanks to MaGiXieN for all his support and betatesting.
  • Thanks to pspflashsystem for the battery percent and battery lifetime idea.
  • Thanks to Jado & Malaky & nickxab for betatesting.

External links

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