added stretch feature for digital clock. the clock will attempt (that's a key point there) to resize to grow window bounding box if enabled. But due to the nature of fonts, and my general laziness, try to understand that the resizing will not always be precise right now, but I'll work on it! I also redid the menu interface at MacHack '91 because The Darin said I had to.
Old Comments (some pre 7.0 final)
Caution: use large point sizes at your own risk (i.e. larger than 127 point)!!! I will not be held responsible for abnormally large region crashes that are out of my control or other things beyond my control like for Steven Bochco's "Cop Rock". I had nothing to do with that!
Yet More Caution: If you are getting out of memory errors when dragging other windows across the clock, it's because the app containing the other windows does not have enough heap space to handle the region calculations needed for redrawing the clock (especially on _DiffRgn calls where up to twice the sum of the involved regions is needed). This has been noticed a lot with 7.0's NuFinder, which comes with very minimal space (385K, 3 or 4K left over) and uses temporary memory for most of it's operations. This is bad for the clock which has regions of 6K or better in size. I'm attempting to get around this now in a24 & newer versions by resetting the zone for what may be nasty calls to the clock's zone.
Now if only QuickDraw handled these situations better we wouldn't have these problems.
Analogue clock can be resized by holding down the option key and clicking on the clock. you'll know you have a perfect square when only the 4 points are showing. or you can hold down the shift key as well and get automatic constraining.
