diff -r ratpoison-cvs-20001228-1029/src/actions.c ratpoison-cvs-20001228-1029-with-clock/src/actions.c
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> #include <string.h>
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> #include <time.h>
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<                             {XK_c, -1, "xterm", spawn},
< 			    {XK_e, -1, "emacs", spawn},
---
>                             {XK_c, -1, TERM_PROG, spawn},
> 			    {XK_e, -1, EDIT_PROG, spawn},
> 			    {XK_x, -1, LOCK_PROG, spawn},
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> 			    {XK_a, -1, 0, show_clock},
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< 			    {XK_a, -1, 0, rename_current_window},
---
> 			    {XK_A, -1, 0, rename_current_window},
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> }
> 
> 
> /* Show the current time on the bar */
> void
> show_clock (void *data)
> {
>   screen_info *s;
>   char *msg;
>   time_t timep;
> 
>   msg = malloc(9);
>   if(msg == NULL)
>     {
>       fprintf(stderr, "Error allocation memory in show_clock()");
>       return;
>     }
> 
>   timep = time(NULL);
>   if(timep == ((time_t)-1))
>     {
>       perror("In show_clock() ");
>       return;
>     }
> 
>   strncpy(msg, ctime(&timep) + 11, 8); /* FIXME This could problary be done in fewer cpu cycles with asctime() or something. But I'm lazy and incompetent. - cosis */
>   msg[8] = '\0';
> 
>   if (rp_current_window) 
>     {
>       s = rp_current_window->scr;
>       display_msg_in_bar (s, msg);
>     }
>   free(msg);
diff -r ratpoison-cvs-20001228-1029/src/actions.h ratpoison-cvs-20001228-1029-with-clock/src/actions.h
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> void show_clock (void *data);
diff -r ratpoison-cvs-20001228-1029/src/conf.h ratpoison-cvs-20001228-1029-with-clock/src/conf.h
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> #define TERM_PROG       "xterm" /* IMO this is ugly. Configuration should be handled at run time. Perhaps like screen's bind command? - cosis */
> #define EDIT_PROG       "emacs"
> #define LOCK_PROG       "xlock"
>