wmCalClock changes.

  Version         		Description
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Version 1.25  - released July 2, 1999.
		Some optimization + ignores double click if no command set (patch from
		Robert Horn).


Version 1.24  	- released March 27, 1999.
		  Added support for additional fonts for time field;

			-tekton     for Tekton
			-arial      for Arial (Helvetica) (this is the same font as usual)
			-luggerbug  for LuggerBug (part of AcidFonts).
			-comicsans  for ComicSans
			-jazz       for JazzPoster

		   Different width fonts get used depending on whether or not seconds
		   are displayed. Still need to add in a few more fonts... Graphite
		   would be nice! Or EagleFeather (Frank Lloyd Wright inspired font)?

Version 1.23  	- released March 20, 1999.
		  Switched from wmgeneral.c stuff to xutils.c (a more stripped down version
		  of wmgeneral).
		  Centered Calendar text better.
		  Added command line options and code to change colors of the time
		  field digits and the background of the time field. So now you can
		  get things like darkblue on light grey or very dark color on an LCD-ish
		  colored background (e.g. wmCalClock -bc #6e9e69 -tc #001100)..
		  Rewrote the command line parsing routine.

Version 1.22 	- released February 24, 1999.
		  Added double click detection and -e command-line option.
 
Version 1.21 	- released February 4, 1999.
		  cosmetic for AfterStep users. removed spurious black line at RHS edge an mask.
 
Version 1.2 	- released January 14, 1999.
		  Changed support for LowColor Pixmap. Now, check for Depth
		  automatically. If its <= 8, then use LowColor.


Version 1.11 	- released January 8, 1999.
		  Fixed bug in 12-hour mode. Now displays 12:xx:xx AM instead
		  of 0:xx:xx AM.


Version 1.1  	- released January 7, 1999.
		  Added support for LowColor Pixmap. (21 colors may still be a
		  bit high, but the poor saps with 8-bit displays can at least run
		  it now.)

Version 1.02 	- released January 7, 1999.
		  Fixed bug in AM/PM determination...

Version 1.01 	- released January 3, 1999.
		  Added "-S" option to inhibit drawing of seconds.

Version 1.0  	- released December 16, 1998.