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itchyny / calendar.vim

A calendar application for Vim
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Hi! Question about calendar.vim #131

Closed remembertoremind closed 6 years ago

remembertoremind commented 6 years ago

Eventhough I have only been using Linux for a couple of months I'm still a newbie, so please be gentle :) However, this plugin is amazing! :D Thank you soo much!

I have a few suggestions/questions. I might have missed them in the docs but here it goes:

  1. I'm not able to add tasks in the calendar. I press "T" add a description, but after I press enter, nothing happens. This is on Arch Linux.

  2. I have a Lenovo X250 with a 12" screen. It does not leave much room the view with the 4 day view. To get a better overview it would be nice with less visible hours - I mean like if the calendar is shrinked in height so the hours on the right jumps two hours. I hope this makes sense :)

  3. On i3wm I would love to start the vim and the calender with $mod+something. However when i bind the command "exec $terminal -e vim -c "Calendar"" the colors are all funky. Same thing in tmux. Is there any way around this?

  4. Is there any way to add notes to my tasks and events - like in calcurse? This is not a dealbreaker, but it would be SO awesome.

itchyny commented 6 years ago

Thank you.

  1. Press o to start adding a new task and i or A to start editing the existing task.
  2. Maybe you mean increasing the height for each hour? I think some screenshot will help me see what's happening.
  3. I haven't used i3wm but I cannot reproduce the problem within tmux. Please upload some screenshot and describe how to reproduce.
  4. Please refer to :h calendar-input-format. The note: example syntax is recognized as notes and synced with Google Task when you enable the g:calendar_google_task option.
remembertoremind commented 6 years ago

Hi again :) Thank you so much for answering my questions. Sorry for the delay. Maybe I should say that I'm using Vim 8.0.1297.

  1. I am able to enable the task-overview and I'm able to naming the task, but it never shows up in the overview in the right side of the screen. Moreover, I have added a task in on my google account and it does not show up in calendar.vim. This should be enabled through my vimrc as you suggest :) let g:calendar_google_task = 1 2017-12-12-10 32 01-crop

  2. Actually I mean to decrease the hight of each hour. As in, the amount of hours nomatter the hight :) I.e: I would like to view 10 hours of a day, nomatter the hight/width of the screen/window. Atm I have two screens where my 1366x768 is just too small to view a whole day. and my 1920x1080 is great. If I could get 10 or 20 hours in my window nomatter the hight it would be awesome. It would make it far easier the get an overview of the day :) Below is screenshot of two windows. My point is that the smaller window should/could show more of the day by not showing every hour. Or else the user has to scroll a lot. I think this could be a setting like "let g:calendar_hours_day = 15". However, I'm not sure if this is even possible :) Just a suggestion. 2017-12-12-10 34 13-crop

  3. I found a solution for i3wm. I just needed to give the right command. My mistake :) However, the tmux-issue persists, but only with some colorschemes. I mostly use the desert colorscheme, and it's not working in tmux. I have attached a screenshot showing a normal urxvt terminal on the left and urxvt-tmux on the right. Both are set to the same colorscheme (desert). I have done nothing special to reproduce. Just started tmux, vim and then loaded the plugin - after that I have tried to set different colorschemes and most of them look like the screenshot. This does not happen with other applications - neither with vim. 2017-12-12-09 46 33-crop

Thank you :)

itchyny commented 6 years ago
  1. I think it's theoretically possible to implement one line per each hour option. But I'm busy these days and don't have time to work on this plugin.
  2. Please check the result of :echo [$TERM, &t_Co].