Difference between revisions of "Personal Calendar"
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==Step Two: Check Your PC Object== |
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+ | You'll want to be sure that use of your PC object is properly @locked. To do so: |
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− | Type <font color="gray">b me</font>. You'll want to... (to be finished, Lah) |
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+ | 1. Type <font color="gray">b me</font>. Typing this command brings up your name, your description, and some basic properties. |
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+ | 2. Verify that you see: Owner: (your PC name), followed by Key: (your PC name). If you do not see this, type: |
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+ | :@lock me=me |
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+ | :@lock/use me=me |
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Revision as of 08:07, 7 January 2013
This is a personal calendar, crafted by Azog. It shows the current and next week! Once installed, you'll use the command +cal to use it!
Step One: Copy and Paste
Copy and paste the following:
&do_calendar me=$+cal:think setq(1,extract(time(),3,1))[setq(2,switch(extract(time(),1,1),Sun,1,Mon,2,Tue,3,Wed,4,Thu,5,Fri,6,Sat,7))]%r[ansi(u,|Sun|Mon|Tue|Wed|Thu|Fri|Sat|)][setq(3,sub(%q1,sub(%q2,1)))]%r[parse(0 1 2 3 4 5 6,|[ifelse(eq(add(%q3,##),%q1),ifelse(lt(add(%q3,##),1),XX,ansi(i,rjust(add(%q3,##),2))),ifelse(lt(add(%q3,##),1),XX,rjust(add(%q3,##),2)))])] |%R[parse(7 8 9 10 11 12 13,|[rjust(add(%q3,##),2)])] |
Step Two: Check Your PC Object
You'll want to be sure that use of your PC object is properly @locked. To do so:
1. Type b me. Typing this command brings up your name, your description, and some basic properties. 2. Verify that you see: Owner: (your PC name), followed by Key: (your PC name). If you do not see this, type:
- @lock me=me
- @lock/use me=me
Thanks, Azog!