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NAME
xcalendar - calendar with a notebook for X11
SYNTAX
xcalendar [month [year]]
DESCRIPTION
xcalendar is a simple interactive calendar program with a notebook
capability. It is built on the X Toolkit and the Athena Widgets.
If month and year are not provided on the command line they are
assumed to be current.
INTERACTIONS
Clicking the left mouse button on a day will start a text editor. You
can edit and save a text.This text will be associated with the day.
You can later on read and edit this text when you open the editor for
the same day. The text is saved in a file in the directory ~/Calendar.
The editor lets you also clear an entry associated with a particular
day. You can also scroll through days while in the editor by
clicking on the arrows on either side of the date label. If an
already open day is scrolled to, an appropriate message is displayed
and the editor is brought upin read only mode.
It is also possible to scroll through months in the main window by
clicking on the arrows on either side of the current date label.
You can highlight all entries in a month by invoking the function
ShowEntries. By default this function is called when the left mouse
button is pressed in the title window (where month and a year are
displayed). Pressing again the same button will unhighlight the
entries.
MISSING FEATURES
To remove all entries in a particular month you have to use your
system's commands. The naming scheme for the files makes it easy : the
command "rm ~/Calendar/xc*sep1988 " on UNIX(TM) will remove all
entries from september 1988. The facility to do that from the
xcalendar should be provided.
One can imagine many other useful features. For example automatic
parsing of the current day entry in search for appointments to trigger
alarms (reminders) at the approriate time. Well, maybe one day...
RESOURCES
The resource data base lets you alter the visual appearance of the
program. You can change fonts, border widths, labels, and other
resources used by widgets. One use of this facility is to change names
of week days and months.
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Here are the names of widgets you can use to set various resources:
XCalendar - class of the application
xcalendar - top level pane
controls - control panel
quitButton - quit button
helpButton - help button
date - date label
calendar - calendar pane
daynumbers - day numbers frame
1-49 - day number buttons
daynames - day names frame
MON,TUE,WED,THU,FRI,SAT,SUN - day name buttons
helpWindow - help window
bcontrols - month buttons frame
prev - previous month button
succ - succeeding month button
cdate - current date widget
dayEditor - editor popup
editorFrame - editor frame
editorTitle - editor title
editor - editor
daybuttons - day buttons frame
prevday - previous day button
succday - succeeding day button
editorControls- control panel
doneButton - done button
saveButton - save button
clearEntry - clear entry button
Application specific resources:
reverseVideoMark - if True the entries are highlighted in reverse
video; default True for black and white,
and False for color displays;
setMarkBackground - if True and reverseVideoMark is False the
entries are highlighted by setting
background to markBackground ;
markBackground - background color for highlighting entries;
setMarkForeground - analogous to setMarkBackground;
markForeground - foreground color for highlighting entries;
setMarkBackground and setMarkForeground can take any
combination of values.
january,february,..,december - these resources can be used for
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changing names of months;
firstDay - an integer between 1-7, indicating the day to
start a week with, default: 7 (Sunday);
markOnStartup - if True mark the entries upon startup,
default: False;
helpFile - full pathname of the xcalendar.hlp file,
default: /usr/lib/X11/xcalendar.hlp;
textBufferSize - maximum size of the text buffer in the day editor,
default: 2048;
calendarDir - path name of directory to use for storing calendar
files instead of keeping them in $HOME/Calendar;
oldStyle - uses version 3.0 and prior file naming convention,
default: True;
markCurrent - if True mark the current day (if visible; color
displays only), default: False;
updateCurrent - number of seconds between attempts to update the
marking of the current day, default: 60;
currentForeground - foreground color for current day highlight;
Date Widget resources:
monthnames - string of '/' separated month names;
monthnms - string of '/' separated month abbreviations;
daynames - string of '/' separated day names;
daynms - string of '/' separated day abbreviations;
date - format string for date. The formatting
characters that are understood are:
%W Full weekday name
%w Three-char weekday name
%M Full month name
%m Three-char abbreviation for that month
%d The date (numerical day number of the month)
%Y Full year (4 digits)
%y 2-digit year number
default: "%W, %M %d";
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DEFAULT RESOURCE DATA BASE:
!
XCalendar*showGrip: False
XCalendar*calendar*internalBorderWidth: 0
XCalendar*input: True
XCalendar*resize: False
XCalendar*resizable: True
XCalendar.title: XCalendar v.3.1
XCalendar.dayEditor.title: Day Editor
XCalendar.helpWindow.title: XCalendar Help
XCalendar*Font: 8x13
XCalendar*helpFile: /usr/local/X11R5/lib/X11/xcalendar/xcalendar.hlp
XCalendar*firstDay: 7
!bitmaps
XCalendar*prev*bitmap: /usr/local/X11R5/lib/X11/xcalendar/larrow.xbm
XCalendar*succ*bitmap: /usr/local/X11R5/lib/X11/xcalendar/rarrow.xbm
XCalendar*prevday*bitmap: /usr/local/X11R5/lib/X11/xcalendar/larrow.xbm
XCalendar*succday*bitmap: /usr/local/X11R5/lib/X11/xcalendar/rarrow.xbm
XCalendar*helpButton*bitmap: /usr/local/X11R5/lib/X11/xcalendar/qmark.xbm
XCalendar*quitButton*bitmap: /usr/local/X11R5/lib/X11/xcalendar/quit.xbm
! colors
! Note: These may cause problems using the -rv option on monochrome displays
XCalendar*Background: lightgray
XCalendar*markBackground: Steel Blue
XCalendar*daynames*Background: lightgray
XCalendar*daynames.SUN*Foreground: Red
XCalendar*daynames.SAT*Foreground: Black
XCalendar*daynumbers*Foreground: Black
XCalendar*daynumbers.1*Foreground: Red
XCalendar*daynumbers.8*Foreground: Red
XCalendar*daynumbers.15*Foreground: Red
XCalendar*daynumbers.22*Foreground: Red
XCalendar*daynumbers.29*Foreground: Red
XCalendar*daynumbers.36*Foreground: Red
XCalendar*helpButton*Background: slategray
XCalendar*helpButton*Foreground: White
XCalendar*quitButton*Background: slategray
XCalendar*quitButton*Foreground: White
XCalendar*editorTitle*Background: lightgray
XCalendar*editorTitle*Foreground: Black
XCalendar*editorControls*Background: lightgray
XCalendar*editorControls*Command.Background: slategray
XCalendar*editorControls*Command.Foreground: White
XCalendar*setMarkBackground: True
XCalendar*markOnStartup: True
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XCalendar.BorderWidth: 2
XCalendar*calendar.borderWidth: 1
XCalendar*borderWidth: 0
XCalendar*date*borderWidth: 0
XCalendar*date*vertDistance: 5
XCalendar*date*font: 8x13bold
XCalendar*daynames*font: 8x13bold
XCalendar*dayEditor*editorTitle*font: 8x13bold
XCalendar*helpWindow*editorTitle*font: 8x13bold
XCalendar*helpButton*vertDistance: 12
XCalendar*quitButton*vertDistance: 12
XCalendar*editorTitle*vertDistance: 5
XCalendar*editorControls*doneButton*label: Done
XCalendar*editorControls*saveButton*label: Save
XCalendar*editorControls*clearEntry*label: Clear Entry
XCalendar*dayEditor*geometry: 300x150
XCalendar*helpWindow*geometry: 600x350
XCalendar*doneButton*Label: done
XCalendar*editorTitle*Label: Help
XCalendar*helpButton*Label: help
XCalendar*quitButton*Label: quit
XCalendar*saveButton*Label: save
XCalendar*bcontrols*borderWidth: 0
XCalendar*prev*highlightThickness: 0
XCalendar*succ*highlightThickness: 0
XCalendar*prevday*highlightThickness: 0
XCalendar*succday*highlightThickness: 0
XCalendar*daybuttons*borderWidth: 0
XCalendar*Scrollbar.borderWidth: 1
XCalendar*editor.scrollVertical: whenNeeded
!! Keyboard accelerators
XCalendar*editorControls*doneButton*accelerators: #override Meta<Key>q: set() notify() reset()
XCalendar*editorControls*saveButton*accelerators: #override Meta<Key>s: set() notify() reset()
XCalendar*editorControls*clearEntry*accelerators: #override Meta<Key>c: set() notify() reset()
XCalendar*daybuttons*prevday*accelerators: #override Meta<Key>p: set() notify() reset()
XCalendar*daybuttons*succday*accelerators: #override Meta<Key>n: set() notify() reset()
XCalendar*prev*accelerators: #override <Key>p: set() notify() reset()
XCalendar*succ*accelerators: #override <Key>n: set() notify() reset()
XCalendar*quitButton*accelerators: #override <Key>q: set() notify()
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FILES
$HOME/Calendar/*
SEE ALSO
xrdb(1)
BUGS
I'm sure there are some.
AUTHORS
Copyright 1988 by Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Roman J. Budzianowski, MIT Project Athena
Copyright 1990 by Purdue University
Richard Bingle, Computer Science
Enhancements by:
Beth Chaney
Purdue University, Computer Science Department
Mike Urban
Jet Propulsion Labs, NASA
Joel Neisen
Minnesota Supercomputer Center
Hiroshi Kuribayashi
Omron Corp.
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