The calendar utility reads events from plain text files and outputs today’s events. The files look something like this:
#include <holiday> #include <birthday> 06/15\tJune 15 Thu\tEvery Thursday. 15\t15th of every month. 05/Sun+2\tsecond Sunday in May (Muttertag) 04/Sun-1\tlast Sunday in April Easter-2\tGood Friday (2 days before Easter) Paskha\tOrthodox Easter
This implementation adds some new features while dropping others, most notably, the date formats are not completely compatible:
# added formats 1999/06/15\tJune 15 1999 1999/06/15*\tJune 15 (usefull for birthdays) 1999/05/Sun+2\tsecond Sunday in May 1999 1999/06/15+2\tJune 15 1999 and every second week since then # removed formats (mostly alternative formats) Jun. 15\t06/15 15 June\t06/15 Thursday\tThu June\t06/01 15 *\t15 May Sun+2\t05/Sun+2 04/SunLast\t04/Sun-1
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Release files for bsd-calendar 0.0.0
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