v15i027: Monthly apointment calendar, for Suns, Part01/02

Rich Salz rsalz at bbn.com
Fri Jun 3 05:07:26 AEST 1988


Submitted-by: cognos!sarahm
Posting-number: Volume 15, Issue 27
Archive-name: monthtool2/part01

This is the second version of Monthtool -- a visual calendar and appointment
manager.  It works on Sun systems with SunOS 3.2 or greater.  This version
offers a few bug fixes and some significant new features -- including weekly
appointments, automatic save on close, and different date borders based on 
the types of appointments.  Enough has changed to warrant posting the whole
thing again, not just fixes.  

Thanks to all the people who have been mailing in suggestions and thanks 
very much to all the people who have been mailing actual code improvements!

Sarah Metcalfe         decvax!utzoo!dciem!nrcaer!cognos!sarahm
Cognos Incorporated    P.O. Box 9707, 3755 Riverside Drive, 
                       Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA  K1G 3Z4
                       (613) 738-1440


[  I repacked this into two shar's -- r$ ]

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XFONTDIR        = /system/util/monthtool
INSTALLDIR    = /usr/local/bin
MANDIR        = /usr/local/man/man1
LIBS          = -lm -lsuntool -lsunwindow -lpixrect
CFLAGS        = -O
PROG          = monthtool 
MAN           = monthtool.1
X
monthtool:      monthtool.font monthtool.o
X	cc -o $(PROG) monthtool.o $(LIBS)
X
monthtool.o:    monthtool.c monthtool.h 
X	cc $(CFLAGS) -DFONTDIR="\"$(FONTDIR)\"" -c monthtool.c
X
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X	uudecode monthtool.font.uu
X	install -c -m 644 monthtool.font $(FONTDIR)
X
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X	install -s -m 555 $(PROG) $(INSTALLDIR)
X	install -c -m 644 monthtool.1 $(MANDIR)
X
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X	rm -f monthtool.o core 
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This is version 2 of Monthtool. Some significant new features 
have been added, thanks to suggestions from people all over!
X
X--------
X 
Monthtool is a visual direct manipulation "month-at-a-glance"
type  calendar  and  reminder  system  using Sunview.  It is
based on work done by Mike Essex on the vcal group  of  pro-
grams.  Some ideas on setting up the interface were borrowed
from the calctool program by Rich Burridge.
X
This program works on Sun  3  systems  only.    To  install:
check  the  Makefile  and change the INSTALLDIR, MANDIR, and
XFONTDIR Make macros to the following directories, respective-
ly:  the  directory  where Monthtool is to be installed, the
directory where the man page is to  go,  and  the  directory
where  the  specialized font is to be installed.
Then, simply do  a  "make  install",  followed  by  a  "make
clean", if required.
X
I hope it turns out to  be  useful.   Improvements  and  bug
fixes most welcome.
X
X
X                                        Regards, 
X                                           Sarah Metcalfe
X
X______
X
Sarah Metcalfe         decvax!utzoo!dciem!nrcaer!cognos!sarahm
Cognos Incorporated    P.O. Box 9707, 3755 Riverside Drive, 
X                       Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA  K1G 3Z4
X                       (613) 738-1440
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X./" @(#)monthtool.1	5.1 2/20/88
X.TH MONTHTOOL 1 "4 January 1988"
X.SH NAME
monthtool \- a mouse-oriented direct manipulation calendar and 
reminder organizer
X.SH SYNOPSIS
X.B monthtool
X.SH DESCRIPTION
X.sp
X.TP
X.B Overview
X.br
X.sp
X\fIMonthtool\fR
displays a Suntools-oriented calendar of any month of any year and
allows the user to browse the days of that month, and
to schedule and recall reminders for that day.
X.br
X.TP
X.B Windows
X.sp
Month Name Window:
X.br
The name and year of the displayed calendar is indicated.
Two arrow buttons allow the user to move to other months (up arrow moves
to the previous month, down arrow to the following month).  A button
labelled "Today" moves the calendar to the current month of the current
year, highlights today's date in the calendar, and displays today's reminders.
X.sp
Dates Window:
X.br
The days of the month are shown in calendar format.  
When the user clicks on a date in this window, that date is highlighted
and the reminders for that particular day are shown in the Reminder Window.
Days that have (most types of) reminders associated with them have a bolder
border.
X.sp
Reminder Type Buttons Window:
X.br
XFive push-buttons indicating the types of reminders are shown.
Clicking on one type will set the reminder that currently has
the insertion caret on it (in the Reminder Window) to that type. 
X.sp
Reminder Window: 
X.br
Reminders for the currently highlighted date are shown.  Indicators
of the type of each reminder are indicated at the beginning of each
reminder line.  Reminders may be added, deleted or modified, using the
standard 
X\fItextedit\fR 
features.  A type may be set by positioning the insertion
caret on the reminder and clicking on the required type in the
Reminder Type Buttons Window.
X.br
X.TP
X.B Reminder Types
X.br
X.sp
Reminders may be one of five types:
X.sp
This day only reminders:
X.br
These reminders are one time only events, such as appointments. 
A reminder of this type has a black box at the front of the message.
When one of these is associated with a given day, the border of that
date in the calendar will be made bolder, as an indicator.
X.sp
Yearly reminders:
X.br
Reminders that happen once a year, such as birthdays. 
A reminder of this type has a hollow box containing a "Y" at the 
front of the message.
When one of these is associated with a given month and day, the border of that
date in the calendar will be made bolder, as an indicator.
X.sp
Monthly reminders:
X.br
Reminders that happen once a month, such as loan payments. 
A reminder of this type has a hollow box containing a "M" at the 
front of the message.
When one of these is associated with a given date, the border of that
date in the calendar will be made bolder, as an indicator.
X.sp
Weekly reminders:
X.br
Reminders that happen once a week, such as weekly status meetings. 
A reminder of this type has a hollow box containing a "W" at the 
front of the message.
When one of these is associated with a given date, the border of that
date in the calendar will be made bolder, as an indicator.
X.sp
Daily reminders:
X.br
Constant reminders, things to remember to do. 
A reminder of this type has a hollow box containing a "D" at the 
front of the message.
X.br
X.TP
X.B Date Borders
X.br
X.sp
There are different types of borders on the dates in the calendar depending 
on the types of reminders associated with each date.  A date that has any
X"this day only" reminders will have a thick black border.  A date that has
no "this day only" reminders but does have yearly, monthly, or weekly reminders
will have a double line border.  A date which has no reminders (or daily
reminders only -- since they are valid everyday) will have a thin border.
X.TP
X.B Menu Commands
X.sp
Available with the right mouse button, except when in the Reminders Window
X(when the standard 
X\fItextedit\fR 
menu is available).
X.sp
Close with Save:
X.br
Close the window to the icon and save the reminders in the .monthtool file.
X.sp
Save:
X.br
Save the reminders in the .monthtool file.
X.sp
Reload:
X.br
Reload the reminders from the last version of the .monthtool file.
X.sp
Quit with Save:
X.br
Save the reminders in the .monthtool file and quit.
X.sp
Note that the standard frame menu (available when in the borders of any window)
allows the user to quit without saving.  Resize, Redisplay, etc.
are also available, as is usually the case.  Closing the window using the 
standard frame menu or the L7 key automatically causes a save.  When
the icon is reopened, a reload is automatically done if the file has been
modified since the last save within monthtool.  Also, when the icon is
reopened, the tool automatically jumps to today's reminders.
X.sp
X.TP
X.B The .monthtool File
X.br
X.sp
The reminders are kept in a file in the home directory called the .monthtool 
file.   This file is kept in a format similar to that used by 
X\fIautocall\fR, used
to warn the user of impending appointments.  If this feature is required,
the time for the appointments must be the first token of the message
X(after the type indicator) and must be in the format hh:mm or h:mm, 24-hour
time.
X.sp
XEach reminder is a line (of length 80 characters or less) in the .monthtool
file in 
the following format:
X.sp
X.ta +1i 
m,d,y,tttt,s
X.ta -1i
X.sp
where m is the one or two digit month number, d is the one or two digit date, y
is the year (up to 4 digits), tttt is either 4 blanks (if no time is required)
or 24 time in hhmm format, and s is the reminder message.   
XFor yearly reminders, the
y field is 0 (zero); for monthly reminders, the
m field and the y field are 0 (zero); for daily reminders, the d field, the
m field, and the y field are 0 (zero); for weekly reminders the d field is
between 1 and 7 (indicating Sunday through Saturday), the m field is 99, and
the y field is 0 (zero).
X.SH AUTHORS
X.ta +1.15i
Sarah Metcalfe (with ideas from Mike Essex and Rich Burridge)
X.SH FILES
X$HOME/.monthtool
X.SH SEE ALSO
X\fIvcal\fR(1), \fIautocall\fR(1), \fItextedit\fR(1), \fIsuntools\fR(1)
X.LP
X\fI"Windows and Window-Based Tools: Beginner's Guide"\fR
X.SH DIAGNOSTICS
Monthtool warning! Invalid record: \fIrecord\fR 
X.br
Monthtool error:  Cannot open \fI~/.monthtool\fR file
X.SH BUGS
Although the .monthtool file has a similar format to
the .appointments file of \fIvcal\fR, 
X\fIvcal\fR cannot support the yearly, monthly, weekly, or daily reminders.  
If vcal
is used on the file, reminders of that type will be lost.
X.sp
Unpredictable things may happen when using the "Undo" key.
X.sp
When the notes have been modified, but the mouse 
hasn't yet been moved out of the notes window, and the L7 key is used to 
close the window, the updates will be lost.
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X/*  @(#)monthtool.h	5.1 2/20/88 */
X
X/*
X 	Name:		monthtool
X  
X	Purpose: 	visual appointment calendar 
X  
X	Author:		Sarah Metcalfe apres Mike Essex & Rich Burridge
X  
X	Discussion: Displays a calendar to the screen for a given month.  
X				User may move the mouse to any day of the
X				month and view or enter appointments for that date. 
X
X*/
X
X#include <stdio.h>
X#include <ctype.h>
X#include <sys/types.h>
X#include <sys/stat.h>
X
X#include <suntool/sunview.h>
X#include <suntool/canvas.h>
X#include <suntool/panel.h>
X#include <suntool/walkmenu.h>
X#include <suntool/textsw.h>
X
char *sprintf() ;
char *malloc() ;
char *strcat();
char *strtok();
char *getenv();
X
X
X
X#define  LARGEFONT		"/usr/lib/fonts/fixedwidthfonts/gallant.r.10"
X#define  NORMALFONT		"/monthtool.font"
X
X
X#define  MAX_MSG_LEN		1024		/* Maximum length of appt. messages */
X
X#define  DATE_ROWS			6			/* No of rows of dates. */
X#define  DATE_COLS			7			/* No of columns of dates. */
X
X#define  DATE_BOX_HEIGHT	26			/* Number of pixels for height. */
X#define  DATE_BOX_WIDTH		40			/* No of pixels for width. */
X#define  DATE_BORDER		5			/* No of pixels in border. */
X#define  GAP				5			/* No of pixels between dates. */
X
X#define  BTN_WIDTH			21			/* No of pixels in up and down buttons. */
X#define  BTN_HEIGHT			19			/* No of pixels in up and down buttons. */
X
X
X#define  WINDOW_WIDTH	(DATE_COLS * DATE_BOX_WIDTH) + \
X						((DATE_COLS - 1) * GAP) + (2 * DATE_BORDER)
X#define  MONTH_HEIGHT		35			
X#define  DATES_HEIGHT   (DATE_ROWS * DATE_BOX_HEIGHT) + \
X						((DATE_ROWS - 1) * GAP) + (2 * DATE_BORDER)
X#define  NOTES_PANEL_HEIGHT	20			
X#define  NOTES_HEIGHT		100			
X
X
X#define  NUM_NOTES_TYPE		5				/* Types of records value */
X#define  NOTES_D_M_Y		0				/* ddmmyyyy */
X#define  NOTES_D_M_ALL		1				/* ddmm* */
X#define  NOTES_D_ALL_ALL	2				/* dd** */
X#define  NOTES_WEEKLY		3				/* dd99* */
X#define  NOTES_ALL_ALL_ALL	4				/* *** */
X#define  NOTES_ERROR		NUM_NOTES_TYPE	/* *mmyy **yy dd*yy *mm* */
X
X
X#define  NO_OUTLINE			0				/* dateBox.hasNotes values */
X#define  HALF_OUTLINE		1
X#define  FULL_OUTLINE		2
X
X
X#define  MENU_CLOSE			1				/* Menu selection value */
X#define  MENU_SAVE			2
X#define  MENU_RELOAD		3
X#define  MENU_QUIT			4
X
X
X#define  HIGHLIGHT			1
X#define  NOHIGHLIGHT		0
X
struct dateBox {
X			int  		date ;
X			int			boxOutline ;
X} ;
X
struct apptsData {
X			int  				 year ;
X			int  				 month ;
X			int  				 day ;
X			int  				 dateNum ;	/* 10000*year + 100*month + day */
X			int  				 time ;
X			char  				*apptMsg ;
X			struct apptsData	*next ; 
X			struct apptsData	*prev ; 
X} ;
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