Wanting to see just the days-of-the-week where things fell for week, I did $ remind -q -c+ /dev/null
which worked as expected, but certain bits of the visual grid was missing lines, notably the last vertical bar at the end of the row containing the weekday-names and the last vertical bar at the end of the rows containing the dates +----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+ | Sunday??? | Monday??? | Tuesday??? |Wednesday??? | Thursday??? | Friday??? | Saturd +----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+ |26 Feb ???** |27 Feb ??? |28 Feb ??? |1 Mar ??? |2 Mar ??? |3 Mar ??? |4 Mar ??? | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | +----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+ Based on my testing, I think I've tracked down the cause to xterm (it doesn't manifest in rxvt or st) when the calendar scrolls the screen up. In an 80x25 xterm, if I issue $ clear $ remind -q -c+4 /dev/null it triggers because the 4th week causes the lines to scroll, making the first 3 weeks correctly terminated but the 4th week lack the last bar on the "25 Mar" box. Similarly, if I $ seq $LINES # to get the cursor to the bottom of the screen $ remind -q -c+ /dev/null I get the missing last bar. FWIW, this happens with both `-c+` and `-cu+` (fancy line-drawing) Strangely, if I pipe it to less(1), it renders one screen-full correctly, but then mangles them if I scroll back: $ clear $ remind -q -c+20 | less [note they're good] <control+L to refresh> [now they're missing] So this is starting to feel more like an xterm issue but I wanted to make sure there's nothing hinky that remind(1) is doing here that I should be aware of. -tim
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