davidsen@crdos1.crd.ge.COM (Wm E Davidsen Jr) (01/31/90)
I started trying the postscript calender and found that the input from alternate file didn't work. I also added a test so I can define the header file location on the command line instead of editing the source for each machine. Other than that it seems to work, although I may take a look at dynamic sizing of the text. *** pcal.old --- pcal.c ************** *** 27,33 #include <time.h> #include <string.h> ! /* Define this file accordingly. */ #define PROLOG_FILE "/usr1/joe/util/src/pcal.ps" --- 27,33 ----- #include <time.h> #include <string.h> ! #ifndef PROLOG_FILE /* Define this file accordingly. */ #define PROLOG_FILE "/usr1/joe/util/src/pcal.ps" #endif ************** *** 29,34 /* Define this file accordingly. */ #define PROLOG_FILE "/usr1/joe/util/src/pcal.ps" char *words[100], /* maximum number of words on a line */ --- 29,35 ----- #ifndef PROLOG_FILE /* Define this file accordingly. */ #define PROLOG_FILE "/usr1/joe/util/src/pcal.ps" + #endif char *words[100], /* maximum number of words on a line */ lbuf[512]; /* maximum line size */ ************** *** 30,36 /* Define this file accordingly. */ #define PROLOG_FILE "/usr1/joe/util/src/pcal.ps" - char *words[100], /* maximum number of words on a line */ lbuf[512]; /* maximum line size */ --- 31,36 ----- #define PROLOG_FILE "/usr1/joe/util/src/pcal.ps" #endif char *words[100], /* maximum number of words on a line */ lbuf[512]; /* maximum line size */ ************** *** 87,93 /* * Handle the arglist. */ ! while ((m = getopt(argc, argv, "efpr:m:y:t:d:")) != EOF) switch (m) { case 'p': doprolog = 0; break; --- 87,93 ----- /* * Handle the arglist. */ ! while ((m = getopt(argc, argv, "ef:pr:m:y:t:d:")) != EOF) switch (m) { case 'p': doprolog = 0; break; -- bill davidsen (davidsen@crdos1.crd.GE.COM -or- uunet!crdgw1!crdos1!davidsen) "Stupidity, like virtue, is its own reward" -me
rogers@sud509.ed.ray.com (Andrew Rogers) (07/21/90)
It has come to my attention that the newest Pcal doesn't work on all Un*x systems - apparently because not all file systems automatically translate "~". If this is the case with yours (symptoms: calendar data file must be explicitly included with the -f option in order to be found), patch it as follows: Andrew ------------------------------- cut here -------------------------------- # ed pcal.c << 'EOF' 277a #else else if (nocal == FALSE) { char buf[80], *p; extern char *getenv(); *buf = '\0'; if ((p = getenv("HOME")) != NULL) { strcpy(buf, p); strcat(buf, "/"); } strcat(buf, INFILE); cfp = fopen(buf, "r"); } #endif . 275a #ifdef VMS . 69c #define INFILE "calendar" . w q 'EOF'