Comment 7 for bug 1163855

I think that the best solutions is hh:mm:ss.ms and mm:ss:ms when hh is = 0
for exemple 01:22.5 I will use only 1 number for ms is too nice
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2013/4/17 Nekhelesh Ramananthan <email address hidden>

> We have a small issue with the implementation. Currently the stopwatch
> timer runs every 100 miliseconds (1/10th of a second). In order for it
> to display 1/100th of a second, the stopwatch timer must run every 10
> milliseconds. However the QML Timer has limitations for the minimum time
> which is 16 ms mentioned at http://harmattan-
> dev.nokia.com/docs/library/html/qt4/qml-timer.html. Hence it would not
> be possible to display 1/100th of a second (called centisecond) but we
> can only display 1/10th of a second (called decisecond).
>
> Is this ok? Or should we scrap it altogether and just diplay hh:mm:ss?
> Need design decision on this.
>
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> Title:
> [clock app] Stopwatch needs to show 1/100th of a second in the label
> for better accuracy
>
> Status in Clock application for Ubuntu devices:
> In Progress
> Status in Ubuntu UX bugs:
> Triaged
>
> Bug description:
> Currently the stopwatch timer uses the hh:mm:ss format to diplay the
> stopwatch time. However, in reality a stopwatch is used to measure lap
> times in accuracies of 1/100th of a second. Hence it is important to
> include that in the stopwatch timer.
>
> Get confirmation from design team before implementing it.
>
> By default it should show mm:ss:ms where ms is the 1/100th of a
> second. However when the stopwatch goes over 59 minutes, then the
> format should dynamically change to hh:mm:ss:ms where hh is the hour.
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