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Dianne Skoll
2021-12-27 11:28:51 -05:00
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@@ -14,7 +14,6 @@
# "#USHOLS" for U.S. holidays #
# "#JHOLS" for Jewish holidays #
# "#PSSTUFF" for nifty PostScript examples #
# "#COLORS" for examples of ANSI color escape sequences. #
# #
# This file is part of REMIND. #
# Copyright (C) 1992-2018 Dianne Skoll #
@@ -26,8 +25,8 @@ RUN OFF
################################################
# Ensure required version of remind is used... #
################################################
IF version() < "03.01.09"
ERRMSG This file requires at least version 03.01.09 of Remind.%
IF version() < "03.01.10"
ERRMSG This file requires at least version 03.01.10 of Remind.%
ERRMSG This version is version [version()].
EXIT
ENDIF
@@ -221,13 +220,12 @@ REM [easter+49] MSG %"Pentecost%"
# You'll need the _back() function and the Week_n variables defined
# way up in the file.
OMIT Jan 1 MSG %"New Year's%" Day
REM Mon Jan [Week_3] MSG Martin Luther King - %"MLK Day%"
REM Feb 2 MSG %"Ground Hog Day%"
REM Feb 14 MSG %"Valentine's%" Day
REM Mon Feb [Week_3] SCANFROM [_back(7)] SATISFY 1
OMIT [$T] MSG %"President's Day%"
REM Mar 17 MSG %"St. Patrick's%" Day
OMIT Jan 1 MSG %"New Year's%" Day
REM Mon Jan [Week_3] MSG Martin Luther King - %"MLK Day%"
REM Feb 2 MSG %"Ground Hog Day%"
REM Feb 14 MSG %"Valentine's%" Day
REM Mon Feb [Week_3] SCANFROM [_back(7)] ADDOMIT MSG %"President's Day%"
REM Mar 17 MSG %"St. Patrick's%" Day
# The DST rules are accurate for most locations in
# North America
@@ -237,38 +235,31 @@ REM Sun Mar 8 ++2 FROM 1 Jan 2007 MSG Daylight Saving Time - %"DST starts%" %b
REM Sun [_last(Oct)] ++2 UNTIL 1 Jan 2007 MSG Daylight Saving Time - %"DST ends%" %b
REM Sun 1 Nov ++2 FROM 1 Jan 2007 MSG Daylight Saving Time - %"DST ends%" %b
REM Apr 1 MSG %"April Fool's%" Day
REM Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 15 Apr MSG %"Income tax%" due
REM May 5 MSG %"Cinco de Mayo%"
REM Sat May [Week_1] MSG %"Kentucky Derby%"
REM Sun May [Week_2] MSG %"Mother's Day%"
REM Sat May [Week_3] MSG %"Armed Forces Day%"
REM Mon [_last(May)] SCANFROM [_back(7)] SATISFY 1
OMIT [$T] MSG %"Memorial Day%"
REM Jun 14 MSG %"Flag Day%"
REM Sun Jun [Week_3] MSG %"Father's Day%"
REM Mon Sep [Week_1] SCANFROM [_back(7)] SATISFY 1
OMIT [$T] MSG %"Labor Day%"
REM Mon Oct [Week_2] MSG %"Columbus Day%"
REM Nov 11 MSG %"Veterans Day%"
REM Apr 1 MSG %"April Fool's%" Day
REM Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 15 Apr MSG %"Income tax%" due
REM May 5 MSG %"Cinco de Mayo%"
REM Sat May [Week_1] MSG %"Kentucky Derby%"
REM Sun May [Week_2] MSG %"Mother's Day%"
REM Sat May [Week_3] MSG %"Armed Forces Day%"
REM Mon [_last(May)] SCANFROM [_back(7)] ADDOMIT MSG %"Memorial Day%"
REM Jun 14 MSG %"Flag Day%"
REM Sun Jun [Week_3] MSG %"Father's Day%"
REM Mon Sep [Week_1] SCANFROM [_back(7)] ADDOMIT MSG %"Labor Day%"
REM Mon Oct [Week_2] MSG %"Columbus Day%"
REM Nov 11 MSG %"Veterans Day%"
REM Oct 30 MSG %"Mischief Night%"
REM Oct 31 MSG %"Halloween%"
REM Tue Nov 2 SCANFROM [_back(7)] \
SATISFY [($Ty % 4) == 0] \
MSG %"Election%" Day
REM Thu Nov [Week_4] SCANFROM [_back(7)] SATISFY 1
OMIT [$T] MSG %"Thanksgiving%" Day
REM Fri Nov [Week_4+1] SCANFROM [_back(7)] SATISFY 1
OMIT [$T] MSG %"Thanksgiving%" (cont.)
OMIT Dec 24 MSG %"Christmas Eve%"
OMIT Dec 25 MSG %"Christmas%" Day
REM Oct 30 MSG %"Mischief Night%"
REM Oct 31 MSG %"Halloween%"
REM Tue Nov 2 SCANFROM [_back(7)] SATISFY [($Ty % 4) == 0] MSG %"Election Day%"
REM Thu Nov [Week_4] SCANFROM [_back(7)] ADDOMIT MSG %"Thanksgiving Day%"
REM Fri Nov [Week_4+1] SCANFROM [_back(7)] ADDOMIT MSG %"Thanksgiving (cont.)%"
OMIT Dec 24 MSG %"Christmas Eve%"
OMIT Dec 25 MSG %"Christmas%" Day
##########################################################################
# #
# If any US holidays were triggered above, shade in the calendar #
# entry in PostScript. This is not quite correct, as it blots out any #
# other PostScript stuff above. I was too lazy to do it properly :-) #
# entry in PostScript. #
# #
##########################################################################
if $NumTrig > SaveTrig
@@ -495,48 +486,10 @@ REM Friday CAL Candle lighting at [sunset($T)-18]
REM Saturday CAL Havdalah at [sunset($T)+42]
#COLORS
##########################################################################
# #
# This contains sample ANSI escape sequences for coloring messages. #
# It should work on an IBM PC with the ANSI.SYS driver, and on #
# other terminals which use the ANSI sequences. #
# #
# This information was provided by Gail Gurman.
# #
##########################################################################
# Colors - use Nrm to reset to normal text.
SET Esc CHAR(27)
SET Nrm Esc + "[0m"
SET Blk Esc + "[0;30m"
SET Red Esc + "[0;31m"
SET Grn Esc + "[0;32m"
SET Ylw Esc + "[0;33m"
SET Blu Esc + "[0;34m"
SET Mag Esc + "[0;35m"
SET Cyn Esc + "[0;36m"
SET Wht Esc + "[0;37m"
SET Gry Esc + "[30;1m"
SET BrRed Esc + "[31;1m"
SET BrGrn Esc + "[32;1m"
SET BrYlw Esc + "[33;1m"
SET BrBlu Esc + "[34;1m"
SET BrMag Esc + "[35;1m"
SET BrCyn Esc + "[36;1m"
SET BrWht Esc + "[37;1m"
# Examples
REM MSG A [Blu]blue[Nrm] reminder.
REM MSG [Red]%"A red reminder%" safe to use in the calendar mode.[Nrm]
# Here is an example of how to use msgprefix() and msgsuffix(). These
# will highlight priority-0 reminders in bright red,
# priority-2500 in red, and priority-7500 in blue. All others
# will be in the normal colors
FSET msgprefix(x) iif(x==0, BrRed, x==2500, Red, x==7500, Blu, Nrm)
# Don't forget to return to normal color set at the end of reminder!
FSET msgsuffix(x) Nrm
REM 1 SPECIAL COLOR 0 0 255 A blue reminder.
REM 2 SPECIAL COLOR 255 0 0 %"A red reminder%" safe to use in the calendar mode.
# The next examples are great for putting right at the end of the reminder
# file. They make queued reminders more eye-catching when they pop up.