mjs (01/12/83)
One of the users on my 4.1 BSD machine has been complaining that his
calendar hasn't been working since the 1st of the year, and after a bit
of head scratching and a cup of coffee, I discovered that calendar
doesn't care for a specification like `01/01 Happy New Year! (hic)' due
to the leading `0' in the month.
So, I patched /usr/src/cmd/calendar/calendar.c thusly:
*** /usr/src/cmd/calendar/calendar.c Sat Feb 28 23:49:36 1981
--- calendar.c Tue Jan 11 17:42:14 1983
***************
*** 30,36
{
struct tm *tm;
tm = localtime(&t);
! printf("(^|[ (,;])((%s[^ ]* *|%d/)0*%d)([^0123456789]|$)\n",
month[tm->tm_mon], tm->tm_mon + 1, tm->tm_mday);
printf("(^|[ (,;])((\\* *)0*%d)([^0123456789]|$)\n",
tm->tm_mday);
--- 30,36 -----
{
struct tm *tm;
tm = localtime(&t);
! printf("(^|[ (,;])((%s[^ ]* *|0*%d/)0*%d)([^0123456789]|$)\n",
month[tm->tm_mon], tm->tm_mon + 1, tm->tm_mday);
printf("(^|[ (,;])((\\* *)0*%d)([^0123456789]|$)\n",
tm->tm_mday);
***************
Marty Shannon, Jr.
BTL MH 5F-120 x3199