Hi, I use rxvt-unicode compiled from the latest source. When I start urclock for the first time, it always shows the current date in the window title. If I kill the program and start it again - usually the title become totally empty. Restart urclock several times - the title is still empty. Then change the command line (this step is hard to reproduce), usually it helps when I change font (e.g. from terminus to fixed), sometimes it helps to add/remove -nodate option. Finally, for one (and only one!) time the window appears with the title. Next restart empties the title again.
To "fix" the issue I've made a really dirty edit: I replaced if (tmval->tm_yday != savedDay) <http://cvs.schmorp.de/rxvt-unicode/src/rclock.C?revision=1.13&view=markup#l908> with "if (1)", and the problem has gone, now the title always contains the date, no matter how many times the application was restarted. If I understand the code correctly, savedDay is -1 on start, how tm_yday may be equal to -1 I don't know... Anyway, the last time I did something in C++ was 20 years ago when I was a student:) And thank you for all your code) Andrei Korshikov
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