[ArkPhaze]

Ahh, I got the idea from another user on another forum. My script is a lot less bogged up though and much shorter.

My #'s display:


Just imagine a width of 5 "LED's", and a padding of 1 space in between each grid of 5x5 for each number. (Just to see the numbers easier when reading the script I added this padding.)

I'm also displaying a 12 hour clock with AM/PM.

Result:


Script:

Code:

@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion call :InitializeTimeDisplay :timeloop :: Set's: T, tH, tM, tS, Meridiem call :SetTimeVariables echo %th%:%tM%:%tS% %Meridiem% call :ResetLines for %%G in (%th% %tm% %tS%) do ( set part=%%G for /l %%H in (0,1,1) do ( set /a i=!part:~%%H,1! set /a i*=%disp_width%+%padding% for /l %%I in (1,1,5) do ( call set line%%I=!line%%I!%%ln%%I:~!i!,%disp_width%%% ) ) if not "%%G"=="%tS%" ( set line1=!line1! set line2=!line2! o set line3=!line3! set line4=!line4! o set line5=!line5! ) ) for /l %%I in (1,1,5) do ( echo !line%%I! ) timeout /T 1 > nul & cls & goto :timeloop :: --------------------------- FUNCTIONS --------------------------- :SetTimeVariables set T=%time:~0,-3% set tH=%T:~0,2% if %tH% GTR 12 ( set Meridiem=PM set /a tH-=12 ) else ( set Meridiem=AM ) set tM=%T:~3,2% set tS=%T:~6,2% goto :eof :InitializeTimeDisplay set disp_width=5 set padding=1 set ln1=##### ## ##### ##### # ## ##### ##### ##### ##### ##### set ln2=# ## ## ## ## # ## ## ## ## # ## # ## set ln3=# ## ## ##### ##### ##### ##### ##### ## ##### ##### set ln4=# ## ## ## ## ## ## ## # ## # ## ## set ln5=##### ## ##### ##### ## ##### ##### ## ##### ##### goto :eof :ResetLines set line1= set line2= set line3= set line4= set line5= goto :eof

Notes:
1. There is a space at the end of this line:

Code:

call set line%%I=!line%%I!%%ln%%I:~!i!,%disp_width%%%{Space}

2. Lines 20-24... There are 3 characters added to each. %line2% and %line4% get set to append {space}o{space}, and %line1%, %line3% and %line5% get set to append {space}{space}{space}

[noize]

I've just seen the post you said you got the idea from one or maybe two days ago.

I've got to say that there was a reason for that being that much long (consider special chars, if I remember correctly). I'll say that the front-end was a bit better than this one (also considering those same chars used), but surely this source is simpler and shorter. Very well organized code, I must say. As always. :hatDown:

[Deque]

That's a nice one. Too bad I don't use Windows much.

[ArkPhaze]

That's a nice one. Too bad I don't use Windows much.

Ahh, a Linux person? You have knowledge that I wish I had then . I don't know "too" much about Linux, but enough to be dangerous. I've used Arch, Mint, BackTrack, and Ubuntu vaguely before...

I've just seen the post you said you got the idea from one or maybe two days ago.

I've got to say that there was a reason for that being that much long (consider special chars, if I remember correctly). I'll say that the front-end was a bit better than this one (also considering those same chars used), but surely this source is simpler and shorter. Very well organized code, I must say. As always. :hatDown:

To be fair, I didn't even really look at the guy's code. I just seen that it looked like quite a bit of lines, so I wanted to see what I could come up with. This is all my own design.

[Deque]

That's a nice one. Too bad I don't use Windows much.

Ahh, a Linux person? You have knowledge that I wish I had then . I don't know "too" much about Linux, but enough to be dangerous. I've used Arch, Mint, BackTrack, and Ubuntu vaguely before...

I still have Windows XP in a VM for malware analysis and Windows 7 as dual boot on my PC. But it's been a long time that I actually used it.
I use Arch and Ubuntu mainly.

[noize]

To be fair, I didn't even really look at the guy's code. I just seen that it looked like quite a bit of lines, so I wanted to see what I could come up with. This is all my own design.

I know it's all your code, and I didn't take a deep breathe inside that guy's code either.

I've used too little Linux too. I'm planning on definitely switching to Linux.