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#!/usr/bin/env bash
#draw a 7x7 grid
#top row gets the day names
#figure out what the first day of the week for that month is
#then looping is easy after that
#use date with format string of day-of-week for an alternate time of the viewing month's first day
### :D atq in my calendar?
# atq files are stored in: /var/spool/cron/atjobs/
# filename format: %1c %5x %8x
# order: queue, job number, time / 60
set -eo pipefail
current_year=$(date +%Y)
current_month=$(date +%m | sed 's/^0//')
current_day=$(date +%d | sed 's/^0//')
year=$current_year
month=$current_month
day=$current_day
### we're testing this weirdness
#year=1752
#month=9
#day=1
cw=30
ch=30
yoff=51
xoff=105
backup=238
WORKING_DIR=~/.local/var/cal
mkdir -p $WORKING_DIR
cd "${WORKING_DIR}"
#git pull
### hack to load in clock widget?
hackvr-clock init | sed 's/_clock_face_digit[^ ]* /_clock_face_ /g'
clock_left=15
printf "_clock_face_hand_hour_ move -%s 0 0\n" $clock_left
printf "_clock_face_hand_minute_ move -%s 0 0\n" $clock_left
printf "_clock_face_hand_second_ move -%s 0 0\n" $clock_left
printf "_clock_face_ move -%s 0 0\n" $clock_left
while true;do
hackvr-clock set
sleep 1
done &
###
printf "%s move %s 0 -%s\n" "$USER" "$xoff" "$backup"
refresh="yep"
stdbuf -oL grep -v '^#' | while true;do
if [ "$refresh" ];then
unset refresh
# first_dow="$(date -d $month/1/$year +%w)"
### this doesn't work for august 2020. outputs 4, should output 6
first_dow=$[$(cal -d "${year}-${month}" | tail -n+3 | head -n1 | cut -d1 -f1 | wc -c) / 3]
monthname="$(date -d $month/1/2000 +%B)" #year isn't important
dow=$first_dow
row=0
d=1
### current month and its "button"
printf "_cal_MONTH_ addshape 1 4 %s %s 0 %s %s 0 %s %s 0 %s %s 0\n" \
$[0] $[1*$ch + $yoff] \
$[(($cw * 7 ) / 2) - 1] $[1*$ch + $yoff] \
$[(($cw * 7 ) / 2) - 1] $[1*$ch+($ch/2) + $yoff - 1] \
$[0] $[1*$ch+($ch/2) + $yoff - 1]
printf "%s\n" "${monthname}" | makelabel.sh "_cal_MONTH_" $[$xoff / 3] $[$yoff + $ch + 5] 0
### current year and its "button"
printf "_cal_YEAR_ addshape 1 4 %s %s 0 %s %s 0 %s %s 0 %s %s 0\n" \
$[($cw * 7 ) / 2 ] $[1*$ch + $yoff] \
$[$cw * 7 - 1] $[1*$ch + $yoff] \
$[$cw * 7 - 1] $[1*$ch+($ch/2) + $yoff - 1] \
$[($cw * 7 ) / 2 ] $[1*$ch+($ch/2) + $yoff - 1]
printf "%s\n" "${year}" | makelabel.sh "_cal_YEAR_" $[$xoff + 5] $[$yoff + $ch + 5] 0
### the <== button
printf "_cal_prevmonth_ addshape 1 4 %s %s 0 %s %s 0 %s %s 0 %s %s 0\n" \
$[-$cw] $[1*$ch + $yoff] \
$[-1] $[1*$ch + $yoff] \
$[-1] $[1*$ch+($ch/2) + $yoff - 1] \
$[-$cw] $[1*$ch+($ch/2) + $yoff - 1]
printf "<==\n" | makelabel.sh "_cal_prevmonth_" $[0 - $cw + 1] $[$yoff + $ch + 5] 0
### the ==> button
printf "_cal_nextmonth_ addshape 1 4 %s %s 0 %s %s 0 %s %s 0 %s %s 0\n" \
$[$cw * 7] $[1*$ch + $yoff] \
$[$cw * 8 -1] $[1*$ch + $yoff] \
$[$cw * 8 -1] $[1*$ch+($ch/2) + $yoff - 1] \
$[$cw * 7] $[1*$ch+($ch/2) + $yoff - 1]
printf "==>\n" | makelabel.sh "_cal_nextmonth_" $[$cw * 7 + 1] $[$yoff + $ch + 5] 0
for d in $(cal -d $year-$month | tail -n+3 | tr '\n' ' ' | tr -s ' ');do
# while [ "$d" -le "$days_in_month" ];do
# printf "%s %s : %s\n" "$row" "$dow" "$d"
if [ -f ${WORKING_DIR}/${year}_${month}_${d} ];then
color=$[4+16]
else
color=$[5+16]
fi
printf "%s addshape %s 4 %s %s 0 %s %s 0 %s %s 0 %s %s 0\n" \
"_cal_day_${d}_" "${color}" \
"$[$dow*$cw]" "$[-1*$row*$ch + $yoff]" \
"$[$dow*$cw+$cw-1]" "$[-1*$row*$ch + $yoff]" \
"$[$dow*$cw+$cw-1]" "$[-1*$row*$ch+$ch-1 + $yoff]" \
"$[$dow*$cw]" "$[-1*$row*$ch+$ch-1 + $yoff]"
printf "%s\n" "${d}" | makelabel.sh "_cal_day_${d}_" "$[$dow*$cw + 1]" "$[-1*$row*$ch + $yoff + 1]" 0
d=$[$d+1]
dow=$[$dow + 1]
if [ $dow = 7 ];then
dow=0
row=$[$row + 1]
fi
done
if [ $month = $current_month -a $year = $current_year ];then
printf "_cal_day_%s_ move 0 0 -2\n" "${current_day}"
fi
fi
if ! read group action target;then
exit
fi
#xmessage "$group $action $target"
if [ "$action" = "action" ];then
if [ "$target" = "_cal_nextmonth_" ];then
month=$[month + 1]
if [ $month = 13 ];then
month=1
year=$[$year + 1]
fi
refresh="yep"
fi
if [ "$target" = "_cal_prevmonth_" ];then
month=$[month - 1]
if [ $month = 0 ];then
month=12
year=$[$year - 1]
fi
refresh="yep"
fi
if [ "$target" = "_cal_MONTH_" ];then
month="$(xmessage -buttons January:1,February:2,March:3,April:4,May:5,June:6,July:7,August:8,September:9,October:10,November:11,December:12 'pick a month';echo $?)"
refresh="yep"
fi
if [ "$target" = "_cal_YEAR_" ];then
year="$(seq $[$year - 5] $[$year + 5] | dmenu -p 'enter a year' | tr -cd '0-9' | sed 's/^$/1970/')"
refresh="yep"
fi
if printf "%s\n" "$target" | grep '^_cal_day_' 2>&1 >/dev/null;then
d="$(printf "%s\n" "$target" | cut -d_ -f4)"
file=${WORKING_DIR}/${year}_${month}_${d}
if [ -e "${file}" ];then
derp=exists
else
derp=notexists
fi
x-terminal-emulator -e nano "${file}"
if [ -e "${file}" ];then #if the file exists
if [ ! -s "${file}" ];then #but the file is empty
rm "${file}" >&2
#git rm "${file}" >&2
#git commit -m '[calvr] removed: ${file}' >&2
else #the file is NOT empty, so it was changed, or not, might as well try to add and commit.
echo "# lol wat?"
#git add "${file}" >&2
#git commit -m '[calvr] maybe changed: ${file}' >&2 # if nothing changed it won't bother to commit
#git push # just to make it more magical
fi
fi
if [ -e "${file}" ];then
merp=exists
else
merp=notexists
fi
if [ "${derp}" != "${merp}" ];then
refresh="yep"
fi
fi
fi
if [ "$action" = "quit" ];then
exit
fi
if [ "$refresh" ];then
### I /might/ want to just make all of the calendar parts
### start with _cal_* so I can deletegroup _cal_*
### instead of nuking the world except the user.
printf '%s deletegroup _cal_*\n' "$USER"
fi
done
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