> As I understand it, to assign an omit to a specific reminder, one > can use the keyword or a push-pop-context. > As it now so happens, I live in a complicated world where compromises > in cultural development lead to different holidays affecting different > sets of activities. [snip] > What I do not want to do is to put holiday 3 in three different > push-pop-contexts.
While I'm not sure this is the best solution, it's what I've used for similar. I've got federal holidays, city holidays (my beloved is a city employee), and school holidays in play, so I have files for each, and one for their commonality # common_hol.rem OMIT Dec 25 MSG Christmas ... # federal_hol.rem include common.rem OMIT Feb 22 MSG President's Day ... # city_hol.rem include common.rem OMIT Jun 19 MSG Juneteenth ... # school_hol.rem include common.rem OMIT Sep 1 2022 MSG Teacher in-service day ... then in my respective calendars, I can include them in PUSH/POP blocks # school.rem PUSH include school_hol.rem REM OMIT Sat Sun MSG School POP REM Jan 26 2023 MSG 100th day of school REM Feb 21 2023 MSG Mystery reader I made the school one reusable originally because our daughter's preschool was on the same schedule as the local school-district, but I wanted different calendar files for each. I don't know if it's useful, but it works for me. -tim _______________________________________________ Remind-fans mailing list [email protected] https://dianne.skoll.ca/mailman/listinfo/remind-fans Remind is at https://dianne.skoll.ca/projects/remind/
