Tarlika Elisabeth Schmitz wrote: > I also created a variable for convenience: > SET by "by %w %d%s %m %y" > MSG %"make dental appointment %" [by] %
> 1) how can I achieve that the date is replaced by "today"/"tomorrow" on > the trigger day and the day before respectively? You can make it a function. Something like this (see the man page for the "choose" built-in function): FSET by() choose(trigdate()-today()+1, "today", "tomorrow", "by %w %d%s %m %y") and then use it like this: MSG %"make dental appointment%" [by()] % (This is untested... just dashed it off quickly.) > 2) would it be possible to create another substitution filter for this? It is not necessary because you can hack it together with a function. > As an aside: After the trigger day (if using *1), %u displays "today". > I would find it more useful if it showed the date, and maybe even > yesterday on the day after. Remind does not handle substitution for days *after* the trigger date; that would be a big change. I can look into it, though. Regards, David. _______________________________________________ Remind-fans mailing list [email protected] http://lists.whatexit.org/mailman/listinfo/remind-fans
