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    This is what I see.

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    .... but you've recently changed it .....

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    https://github.com/OpenViX/skins/commit/f85ce61ac6b15cd1dbb709f30fa17cc21a90882d
    "Today", top leftish, fits, but the following days don't, and it's repeated a few lines above anyway.

    I've got "service width" set to the absolute minimum, to maximise the programme title widths.

    Will the programme description be optional in the new version?
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    Workaround (of sorts, with my settings): Set "Alignment of timeline date" to "left, wrapped", rather than using the default (the right hand attachment).
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    Quote Originally Posted by ccs View Post
    Workaround (of sorts, with my settings): Set "Alignment of timeline date" to "left, wrapped", rather than using the default (the right hand attachment).
    Which would appear to work only by allowing the year to wrap onto the next line in a one-line box, where it disappears.
    Doesn't sound like a real solution.
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    Quote Originally Posted by birdman View Post
    Doesn't sound like a real solution.
    Based on the replies I've already had, it'll have to do, real or not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccs View Post
    Based on the replies I've already had, it'll have to do, real or not.

    Or you could change the serviceWidth check in setEntries (in Components/EpgListGrid.py) since they appear to be wrong. Or at leats the logic is wrong. You really need to get each of the three possible date formats (starting with the longest) and stop once what you have fits within serviceWidth. The current code is juts a piece of guesswork, as you have no idea what font size is being used for the display.
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    What you are suggesting would only be possible with a fixed width font.
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    Line 927 of Components/EpgListGrid.py looks like this

    Code:
    			fnum = float(timeEpoch)/float(timeSteps)
    			incWidth = int(eventRect.width() / fnum)
    			timeStepsCalc = timeSteps * SECS_IN_MIN
    
    			nowTime = localtime(time())
    			begTime = localtime(timeBase)
    			serviceWidth = serviceRect.width()
    			if nowTime.tm_year == begTime.tm_year and nowTime.tm_yday == begTime.tm_yday:
    				datestr = _("Today")
    			else:
    				if serviceWidth > 179:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.daylong.value
    				elif serviceWidth > 129:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.dayshort.value
    				elif serviceWidth > 79:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.daysmall.value
    				else:
    					dateFormat = "%a"
    				datestr = strftime(dateFormat, begTime)
    I've got Service width in the grid epg set to 225, and the date "Fri 9 Apr 2020" doesn't fit.

    If I mess with EpgListGrid.py and force the date to be "Fri 9 Apr", it fits ok....

    Code:
    			fnum = float(timeEpoch)/float(timeSteps)
    			incWidth = int(eventRect.width() / fnum)
    			timeStepsCalc = timeSteps * SECS_IN_MIN
    
    			nowTime = localtime(time())
    			begTime = localtime(timeBase)
    			serviceWidth = serviceRect.width()
    			if nowTime.tm_year == begTime.tm_year and nowTime.tm_yday == begTime.tm_yday:
    				datestr = _("Today")
    			else:
    				if serviceWidth > 999:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.daylong.value
    				elif serviceWidth > 2:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.dayshort.value
    				elif serviceWidth > 1:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.daysmall.value
    				else:
    					dateFormat = "%a"
    				datestr = strftime(dateFormat, begTime)
    EDIT: If I make the Timeline font size small enough I should be able to see when the date format changes for different service widths.

    Service width of 173 changes the date format (loses the year), Timeline font size -2.
    Last edited by ccs; 08-04-21 at 11:11.

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    For my Service width of 225, Line 937 of EpgListGrid.py, when set to "if serviceWidth > 231:" works, ie. the year is dropped. Setting to 230, the year is back again.

    Not really sure how that bit of code is supposed to work, as both the font size (mine is set to +5) and service width play a part.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Huevos View Post
    What you are suggesting would only be possible with a fixed width font.
    If there were a way to get the pixel-width that a given piece of text would take up were it displayed then that coudl be used.
    I take it no-one has ever found such a function?
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    Quote Originally Posted by birdman View Post
    If there were a way to get the pixel-width that a given piece of text would take up were it displayed then that coudl be used.
    I take it no-one has ever found such a function?
    Yes of course you can do it with fixed width font but not true type. e.g.

    True type:
    iiiii
    mmmmm

    Fixed width:
    iiiii
    mmmmm


    And the differing width also depends on the font face, not just that it is true type.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Huevos View Post
    Yes of course you can do it with fixed width font but not true type. e.g.

    True type:
    iiiii
    mmmmm

    Fixed width:
    iiiii
    mmmmm


    And the differing width also depends on the font face, not just that it is true type.
    I think birdman wonders if there is a some function you can ask "how wide will this string be in this font", or perhaps, if the renderer is not too advanced and doesn't adjust the widths to suit the neighbouring characters, just "how wide will this character be in this font".

    It seems like something that might exist.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ccs View Post
    Line 927 of Components/EpgListGrid.py looks like this

    Code:
    			fnum = float(timeEpoch)/float(timeSteps)
    			incWidth = int(eventRect.width() / fnum)
    			timeStepsCalc = timeSteps * SECS_IN_MIN
    
    			nowTime = localtime(time())
    			begTime = localtime(timeBase)
    			serviceWidth = serviceRect.width()
    			if nowTime.tm_year == begTime.tm_year and nowTime.tm_yday == begTime.tm_yday:
    				datestr = _("Today")
    			else:
    				if serviceWidth > 179:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.daylong.value
    				elif serviceWidth > 129:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.dayshort.value
    				elif serviceWidth > 79:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.daysmall.value
    				else:
    					dateFormat = "%a"
    				datestr = strftime(dateFormat, begTime)
    I've got Service width in the grid epg set to 225, and the date "Fri 9 Apr 2020" doesn't fit.

    If I mess with EpgListGrid.py and force the date to be "Fri 9 Apr", it fits ok....

    Code:
    			fnum = float(timeEpoch)/float(timeSteps)
    			incWidth = int(eventRect.width() / fnum)
    			timeStepsCalc = timeSteps * SECS_IN_MIN
    
    			nowTime = localtime(time())
    			begTime = localtime(timeBase)
    			serviceWidth = serviceRect.width()
    			if nowTime.tm_year == begTime.tm_year and nowTime.tm_yday == begTime.tm_yday:
    				datestr = _("Today")
    			else:
    				if serviceWidth > 999:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.daylong.value
    				elif serviceWidth > 2:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.dayshort.value
    				elif serviceWidth > 1:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.daysmall.value
    				else:
    					dateFormat = "%a"
    				datestr = strftime(dateFormat, begTime)
    EDIT: If I make the Timeline font size small enough I should be able to see when the date format changes for different service widths.

    Service width of 173 changes the date format (loses the year), Timeline font size -2.
    So as a starting point you need something like this:
    Code:
    			else:
    				if serviceWidth > (self.timelineFontSize + self.epgConfig.timelinefs.value) * 9:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.daylong.value
    				elif serviceWidth > (self.timelineFontSize + self.epgConfig.timelinefs.value) * 6.5:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.dayshort.value
    				elif serviceWidth > (self.timelineFontSize + self.epgConfig.timelinefs.value) * 4:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.daysmall.value
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    .... Thanks, I'll have a go tomorrow.

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    Ok, now I have tried it I need to tweak a bit.

    Code:
    			else:
    				if serviceWidth > (self.timelineFontSize + self.epgConfig.timelinefs.value) * 7.6:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.daylong.value
    				elif serviceWidth > (self.timelineFontSize + self.epgConfig.timelinefs.value) * 4.5:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.dayshort.value
    				elif serviceWidth > (self.timelineFontSize + self.epgConfig.timelinefs.value) * 2.85:
    					dateFormat = config.usage.date.daysmall.value
    Don't forget some fonts are wider than others, so in skins with narrow fonts such as Magic FHD and iSkin it leaves a bit of extra space, but in all skins it seems to trim the year before it goes out of bounds.
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