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Update to calcurse-4.0.0. Change log: [22 Feb 2015] Version 4.0.0: - New features: * Support for reloading appointments via a key binding and via SIGUSR1 (thanks to Tim Hentenaar for submitting a patch). * The compact mode and default panel options are no longer hidden. * A powerful set of new command line options. The new main operations in non-interactive mode are --grep and --query. There are filter switches to restrict the set of items that are read from the appointments file. All old command line options are still supported for backwards compatibility. * Support for shorthands such as "tomorrow" or "monday" as date specifiers. * Support for dates beyond 2038 on platforms with 64-bit time_t. - Bug fixes: * Several fixes to the user interface. * Handle CRLF line endings in iCal files (reported by Hakan Jerning). * Gracefully handle all day events in iCal imports (reported by Jörn Tillmanns and by Hakan Jerning). * Retain comments in descriptions and configuration values (reported by Hakan Jerning). * Support all types of iCal durations (reported by Hakan Jerning). [08 Jul 2014] Version 3.2.1: - Bug fixes: * Load todo items on startup (reported by BARE Willy sprl). * Do not highlight items on inactive windows. [08 Jul 2014] Version 3.2.0: - New features: * Support for punctual appointments (appointments without an ending time). * A --limit option which allows for limiting the number of appointments returned (thanks to William Pettersson for submitting a patch). * Support for %(remaining) and %(duration) modifiers in format strings (thanks to William Pettersson for submitting a patch). * The online help system now uses the system pager (e.g. less(1)). * A new command prompt allows for browsing the help texts (type ":help" for more information). * Several general improvements to the user interface. - Bug fixes: * Do not garble long notes (reported by Hakan Jerning). * Fix compilation under OS X (thanks to Jack Nagel for submitting a patch). * Do not break the appointments file when importing an iCal file that contains an item with a newline in the summary (reported by Jonathan McCrohan). [09 Feb 2013] Version 3.1.4: - Bug fixes: * Do not prompt for a todo after adding an appointment. * Close key binding window when reassigning the same key (thanks to Michael Smith for submitting a patch). * Update copyright ranges. * Do not ignore "--datarootdir" in the i18n Makefile. [02 Feb 2013] Version 3.1.3: - Bug fixes: * Complete the test-suite even if libfaketime is not present. * Add a workaround for broken libfaketime-based tests on 32-bit systems (fixes Debian bug #697013). * Do not update start time/duration with bogus values if the prompt is canceled in edit mode. [16 Dec 2012] Version 3.1.2: - Bug fixes: * Fix another corner case of the screen corruption bug (BUG#6). * Fix core dump when trying to edit a non-existent item. * Display correct welcome messages on startup. [07 Dec 2012] Version 3.1.1: - Bug fixes: * Fix another screen corruption bug. * Fix several compiler warnings. [05 Dec 2012] Version 3.1.0: - New features: * Vim-like copy/paste (FR#15). Use the delete key to cut items. * Support for entering times in 24 hour format ("2130" instead of "21:30", thanks to William Pettersson for submitting a patch). * Compact panel mode (FR#7). This can be enabled using the currently undocumented "appearance.compactpanels" configuration setting. * Configurable default view (FR#19). The default view can be changed using the currently undocumented "appearance.defaultpanel" configuration setting. * "-D" and "-c" can now be used simultaneously, whereby "-c" has precedence over "-D". * Cache monthly view to speed up browsing. - Bug fixes: * Sort `calcurse -d` output by time (BUG#2, reported by Romeo Van Snick). * Fix a critical data corruption bug (BUG#7, BUG#8, reported by Baptiste Jonglez and Erik Saule). * Fix screen corruption (BUG#6, reported by Erik Saule and Antoine Jacoutot). * No longer show the calcurse screen in the editor/pager when the window is resized (BUG#9, reported by Michael Smith). * Calculate busy slices correctly if (recurrent) appointments with a duration of more than 24 hours are used. * Fix a core dump that occurred if the main window was too small. - Translation: * Several translation updates. [01 Jul 2012] Version 3.0.0: - New features: * Full UTF-8 support. * Much more powerful formatting options for printing items in non-interactive mode. Format strings can be specified using "--format-apt", "--format-event", "--format-recur-apt" and "--format-recur-event". * Support for vim-style count prefixes for displacement keys. * Powerful duration strings: Allows using extended duration strings, such as "+3:10" or "+1d20h5m". * A feature that allows piping items to external commands. * New key bindings to jump to the previous/next month/year. * A new configuration file format. `calcurse-upgrade` can be used to convert existing configuration files. * Several performance improvements. * Notes are now stored using hash-based file names which results in lower disk space usage. * A test suite that can be used to test the core functionality of calcurse. * A "--read-only" command line option to discard all changes to data files. - Bug fixes: * Do not hardcode paths to the default editor/pager. Rely on the "$PATH" variable instead. * Update the number of todo items when importing an iCal file to prevent some items from being inaccessible. * Fix a segmentation fault when importing iCal data (reported by Andraz Levstik). * Format the "DURATION" field properly on iCal export. Use days/hours/minutes/seconds instead of seconds (reported and fixed by Jerome Pinot). * Do not localize dates in pcal exports (reported by Baptiste Jonglez). - Translation: * Portuguese translation (provided by Rafael Ferreira). * 100% complete French, German and Russian translations.
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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.7 2015/08/18 20:53:24 yhardy Exp $
Calcurse is a text-based personal organizer which helps keeping track of events and everyday tasks. It contains a calendar, a 'todo' list, and puts your appointments in order. The user interface is configurable, and one can choose between different color schemes and layouts.
2006-09-03 14:17:05 +00:00
calcurse: update to 4.2.2. [14 Jan 2017] Version 4.2.2: - Bug fixes: * Various fixes and improvements to calcurse-caldav. [30 Oct 2016] Version 4.2.1: - Bug fixes: * Do not crash when editing the repetition of an appointment and passing an empty repetition value (reported and fixed by Vlad Glagolev). * Avoid a crash when all todo items are hidden and an interactive action is performed (reported by Vlad Glagolev). * Documentation for the --daemon command line option. * Avoid starting the daemon more than once (reported by Vlad Glagolev). * Improvements to scrolling within list boxes. [12 Oct 2016] Version 4.2.0: - New features: * In the calendar panel, days with non-recurrent items now have another color as days containing recurrent items only. * Automatically select new appointments/events after creation. * Support for (optional) dates when specifying the start/end time of items. Allows for easily moving items and adding appointments without switching the selected day beforehand. - Bug fixes: * Encoding fixes in calcurse-caldav (reported by Raf Czlonka). * Avoid notification bar artifacts after leaving calcurse. * Fixes to the key binding pagination (reported by Kevin Wang). * Do not change selection unexpectedly after modifying items. [12 Apr 2016] Version 4.1.0: - New features: * Hook support: Run scripts before/after loading or saving items. This feature can be used to automatically make Git commits or synchronize with a server when the data files are written. Example hooks can be found in the calcurse source tree. * Experimental CalDAV support: The calcurse distribution tarball now includes an experimental script called calcurse-caldav that can be used to synchronize calcurse with your mobile devices or any other computer. For details, please refer to contrib/caldav/README in the calcurse source tree. * Support for a filter mode -F that is identical to -G but writes the filtered items back to the calcurse data files instead of stdout. Can be used to remove certain items from a script. Use with care! * New long format specifiers "raw" and "hash". * A --daemon command line option to start calcurse in daemon mode. * A --quiet command line option to disable system dialogs. * Support for todo items with an undefined priority. * Support for durations when specifying recurrence end dates. * Support for decimal values when specifying durations. * Support for UTC times when importing iCal events. * Support for sending notifications for all appointments (both flagged and unflagged items). * The "Add Item" key binding now works from the calendar panel. * Week numbers in the monthly view (requested by Hakan Jerning). - Bug fixes: * Fixes to the slice computation (reported by Hakan Jerning). * Various fixes to the iCal import and export functionality.
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DISTNAME= calcurse-4.2.2
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CATEGORIES= time
MASTER_SITES= http://calcurse.org/files/
Calcurse is a text-based personal organizer which helps keeping track of events and everyday tasks. It contains a calendar, a 'todo' list, and puts your appointments in order. The user interface is configurable, and one can choose between different color schemes and layouts.
2006-09-03 14:17:05 +00:00
wip/calcurse overtaken and updated to the latest release
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MAINTAINER= jan.smydke@jh-inst.cas.cz
all: migrate homepages from http to https pkglint -r -F --only "migrate from" In addition, pkglint fixed some indentation in the affected files. These fixes have been checked manually to be fine. They all were, except for the continuation backslashes from wkhtmltopdf/Makefile, which have been reverted manually.
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HOMEPAGE= https://calcurse.org/
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COMMENT= Text based calendar and scheduling application
LICENSE= 2-clause-bsd
Calcurse is a text-based personal organizer which helps keeping track of events and everyday tasks. It contains a calendar, a 'todo' list, and puts your appointments in order. The user interface is configurable, and one can choose between different color schemes and layouts.
2006-09-03 14:17:05 +00:00
Make sure package builds with NLS support.
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USE_TOOLS+= gmake msgfmt msgmerge xgettext
wip/calcurse overtaken and updated to the latest release
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GNU_CONFIGURE= yes
# force to use ncurses from pkgsrc
calcurse: update to 4.2.2. [14 Jan 2017] Version 4.2.2: - Bug fixes: * Various fixes and improvements to calcurse-caldav. [30 Oct 2016] Version 4.2.1: - Bug fixes: * Do not crash when editing the repetition of an appointment and passing an empty repetition value (reported and fixed by Vlad Glagolev). * Avoid a crash when all todo items are hidden and an interactive action is performed (reported by Vlad Glagolev). * Documentation for the --daemon command line option. * Avoid starting the daemon more than once (reported by Vlad Glagolev). * Improvements to scrolling within list boxes. [12 Oct 2016] Version 4.2.0: - New features: * In the calendar panel, days with non-recurrent items now have another color as days containing recurrent items only. * Automatically select new appointments/events after creation. * Support for (optional) dates when specifying the start/end time of items. Allows for easily moving items and adding appointments without switching the selected day beforehand. - Bug fixes: * Encoding fixes in calcurse-caldav (reported by Raf Czlonka). * Avoid notification bar artifacts after leaving calcurse. * Fixes to the key binding pagination (reported by Kevin Wang). * Do not change selection unexpectedly after modifying items. [12 Apr 2016] Version 4.1.0: - New features: * Hook support: Run scripts before/after loading or saving items. This feature can be used to automatically make Git commits or synchronize with a server when the data files are written. Example hooks can be found in the calcurse source tree. * Experimental CalDAV support: The calcurse distribution tarball now includes an experimental script called calcurse-caldav that can be used to synchronize calcurse with your mobile devices or any other computer. For details, please refer to contrib/caldav/README in the calcurse source tree. * Support for a filter mode -F that is identical to -G but writes the filtered items back to the calcurse data files instead of stdout. Can be used to remove certain items from a script. Use with care! * New long format specifiers "raw" and "hash". * A --daemon command line option to start calcurse in daemon mode. * A --quiet command line option to disable system dialogs. * Support for todo items with an undefined priority. * Support for durations when specifying recurrence end dates. * Support for decimal values when specifying durations. * Support for UTC times when importing iCal events. * Support for sending notifications for all appointments (both flagged and unflagged items). * The "Add Item" key binding now works from the calendar panel. * Week numbers in the monthly view (requested by Hakan Jerning). - Bug fixes: * Fixes to the slice computation (reported by Hakan Jerning). * Various fixes to the iCal import and export functionality.
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#INCOMPAT_CURSES= NetBSD-*-*
wip/*: fix variable alignment in commented assignments pkglint -Wall -F -o align -r (pkglint version 554023c, which already has some fixes for edge cases discovered during the manual review of these changes)
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REPLACE_PYTHON= contrib/caldav/calcurse-caldav
FAKE_NCURSES= yes
Calcurse is a text-based personal organizer which helps keeping track of events and everyday tasks. It contains a calendar, a 'todo' list, and puts your appointments in order. The user interface is configurable, and one can choose between different color schemes and layouts.
2006-09-03 14:17:05 +00:00
Make sure package builds with NLS support.
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.include "../../devel/gettext-lib/buildlink3.mk"
calcurse: update to 4.2.2. [14 Jan 2017] Version 4.2.2: - Bug fixes: * Various fixes and improvements to calcurse-caldav. [30 Oct 2016] Version 4.2.1: - Bug fixes: * Do not crash when editing the repetition of an appointment and passing an empty repetition value (reported and fixed by Vlad Glagolev). * Avoid a crash when all todo items are hidden and an interactive action is performed (reported by Vlad Glagolev). * Documentation for the --daemon command line option. * Avoid starting the daemon more than once (reported by Vlad Glagolev). * Improvements to scrolling within list boxes. [12 Oct 2016] Version 4.2.0: - New features: * In the calendar panel, days with non-recurrent items now have another color as days containing recurrent items only. * Automatically select new appointments/events after creation. * Support for (optional) dates when specifying the start/end time of items. Allows for easily moving items and adding appointments without switching the selected day beforehand. - Bug fixes: * Encoding fixes in calcurse-caldav (reported by Raf Czlonka). * Avoid notification bar artifacts after leaving calcurse. * Fixes to the key binding pagination (reported by Kevin Wang). * Do not change selection unexpectedly after modifying items. [12 Apr 2016] Version 4.1.0: - New features: * Hook support: Run scripts before/after loading or saving items. This feature can be used to automatically make Git commits or synchronize with a server when the data files are written. Example hooks can be found in the calcurse source tree. * Experimental CalDAV support: The calcurse distribution tarball now includes an experimental script called calcurse-caldav that can be used to synchronize calcurse with your mobile devices or any other computer. For details, please refer to contrib/caldav/README in the calcurse source tree. * Support for a filter mode -F that is identical to -G but writes the filtered items back to the calcurse data files instead of stdout. Can be used to remove certain items from a script. Use with care! * New long format specifiers "raw" and "hash". * A --daemon command line option to start calcurse in daemon mode. * A --quiet command line option to disable system dialogs. * Support for todo items with an undefined priority. * Support for durations when specifying recurrence end dates. * Support for decimal values when specifying durations. * Support for UTC times when importing iCal events. * Support for sending notifications for all appointments (both flagged and unflagged items). * The "Add Item" key binding now works from the calendar panel. * Week numbers in the monthly view (requested by Hakan Jerning). - Bug fixes: * Fixes to the slice computation (reported by Hakan Jerning). * Various fixes to the iCal import and export functionality.
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.include "../../mk/curses.buildlink3.mk"
.include "../../lang/python/application.mk"
Calcurse is a text-based personal organizer which helps keeping track of events and everyday tasks. It contains a calendar, a 'todo' list, and puts your appointments in order. The user interface is configurable, and one can choose between different color schemes and layouts.
2006-09-03 14:17:05 +00:00
.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"