Using -kcmd seems to be working relatively well, and I am using a
trigger character to determine if that particular message should be
emailed or just displayed. Basically, if the message ends in a period,
I send an email as well. I have one followup question for now.
After instantiating remind using -k<magic-script>, will changes to the
script be picked up by remind or does it need to be killed and restarted
to see the changes?
I also have an unrelated question regarding the calendar. Is it
possible to display the calendar in an ncurses-based terminal such that
the screen is not cleared after the calendar is shown? The screen
clearing is the opposite behavior I want or would expect. This could be
something with my terminal, but I don't think so.
Thanks very much,
Dave
On 3/5/2012 2:17 PM, David F. Skoll wrote:
On Mon, 05 Mar 2012 14:18:37 -0500
Dave<[email protected]> wrote:
REM Mar 5 AT 11:00 MSG Important Appointment
REM Mar 5 AT 11:00 RUN echo "Appointment to review stuff." | mail -s
"Time for Appt." [email protected]
Is there any way I can have remind do both of these things without
having to enter each appointment twice?
You can invoke Remind like this:
remind '-kmy_magic_script %s' ...
Then you only use the MSG form and write a program called
my_magic_script that both echoes its argument to the terminal and
sends off an email.
See the man page for documentation on the "-k" option.
Regards,
David.
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