On Tue, May 27, 2025 at 08:37:26PM +0200, Richard Ulmer wrote: The following two date formats work:
05/27/2025 test May 27 test2 There a tab between the dates and the text. "May 27 2025" works, too. Cheers, Carsten > Hi all, > I've just discovered calendar(1) and am thinking about using it as an > upgrade to my plain text ToDo list. The tool seems nice and simple, but > I don't understand how non-recurring events can be represented in it. I > see that I can define events that occur every week, every month or > every year, but I don't see how I could enter an event that occurs only > once. I've tried '2025-05-28\tfoo' and '28 May 2025\tfoo', but neither > works. > > I could probably include a different file each year, which contains the > current year's events, but that would not work when trying to look far > into the future or past. > > Does anyone use calendar(1) for one-off events and if so, how? Or is > this not the right tool for the job? > > Greetings, > Richard >
