Lukas Fleischer
Lukas Fleischer
The solutions have been described in the discussion above and documented at https://github.com/lfos/calcurse/pull/222/commits/d3828181cd1532d163519502bba3cfd895dfdc32. If neither of them work for you, please file a new ticket. Thanks!
There's no calcurse feature to do that but it's a good suggestion!
We should try to make this a little more concrete. What exactly do we mean by "identify when appointments collision"? Visualizing overlaps in the UI? A non-interactive command that lists...
@y10011010 I am unsure how this relates to my question of what the interface should look like. But ageed that this becomes more important once multiple calendars are supported.
Agreed, this should absolutely be implemented.
It's definitely not a trivial change and requires changes in a few functions. I would recommend making the functions more generic internally first and allow any day of the week...
How about adding a `outputime` format option to the `general` section? It could then be used in both interative and non-interactive mode (and can be overwritten in non-interactive mode by...
Hi Michael, calcurse does not support multiple calendars as of today; see issue #68. Contributions are more than welcome!
This has been discussed in #152 shortly. Do you have any suggestions for a good UI that hides empty days but still allows to add appointments to such days easily?
Sounds like a good idea to me. To mark a to-do item as complete, you can use the "flag" key binding (defaults to `!`).