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Yet Another Dialog
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yad --calendar --day=08 #57

Open ghost opened 5 years ago

ghost commented 5 years ago

Version: 4.1 For whatever reason, the command in the title doesn't work.

09 also doesn't work. Error outputted is Unable to parse command line: Cannot parse integer value “08” for --day

v1cont commented 5 years ago

leading zero means that this is an octal number

ghost commented 5 years ago

Not sure if it worked fine in the past or not. In my script I use date command for grabbing data at specific date and along with the calendar using the same format. 08 or 09 being the day. Is it possible to make 08 and 09 work with had calendar? 

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v1cont commented 5 years ago 
dn=08
yad --calendar --day=${dn/0}