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50 lines
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# Presentation Timer
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*Forked from Stopwatch Touch*
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Simple application to keep track of slides and
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time during a presentation. Useful for conferences,
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lectures or any presentation with a somewhat strict timing.
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The interface is pretty simple, it shows a stopwatch
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and the number of the current slide (based on the time),
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when the time for the last slide is approaching,
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the button becomes red, when it passed,
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the time will go on for another half a minute and stop automatically.
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The only way to upload personalized timings is
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by uploading a CSV to the bangle (i.e. from the IDE),
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in the future I'll possibly figure out a better way.
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Each line in the file (which must be called `presentation_timer.csv`)
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contains the time in minutes at which the slide
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is supposed to finish and the slide number,
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separated by a semicolon.
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For instance the line `1.5;1` means that slide 1
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is lasting until 1 minutes 30 seconds (yes it's decimal),
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after another slide will start.
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The only requirement is that timings are increasing,
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so slides number don't have to be consecutive,
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some can be skipped and they can even be short texts
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(be careful with that, I didn't test it).
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At the moment the app is just quick and dirty
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but it should do its job.
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## Screenshots
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## Example configuration file
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_presentation_timer.csv_
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```csv
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1.5;1
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2;2
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2.5;3
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3;4
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```
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