Package: nanoblogger
Version: 3.2.3-3
Severity: normal
Tags: patch
1)
The last line of February's calendar has only two entries: 27 and 28
(with cal -m, without -m there are 26-28). I was surprised to see
that they were right aligned in the table - i.e. attributed to the
wrong day.
calendar.sh outputs an emtpy table cell (<td style="text-align:
center;"></td>) for each "missing" day in cal's output, but it does
this _always_ at the beginning of the table row. That's fine for the
first row (starting with empty cells, then the cells with the days)
but it's wrong for the last row where it should be the other why
wrong.
In my patch I refined the check and added a second one after the
days.
(I'm a little surprised because this problem seems new and I'm not
really sure where it comes from.)
2)
cal outputs empty lines sometimes which are turned into empty table rows by
calender.sh. In my patch I changed the grep pattern for NUM_DAY_LINES
so that only lines with numbers are counted.
I hope you understand what I'm talking about and can make use of my
patch ;-)
Regards,
gregor
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--- calendar.sh.orig 2005-06-03 04:36:04.000000000 +0200
+++ calendar.sh 2006-02-06 00:23:46.000000000 +0100
@@ -19,3 +19,3 @@
DAYS=`echo "$CALENDAR" |sed 1,2d`
-NUM_DAY_LINES=`echo "$DAYS" |grep -n "." |cut -c1`
+NUM_DAY_LINES=`echo "$DAYS" |grep -n "[0-9]" |cut -c1`
@@ -36,3 +36,3 @@
echo '<tr>' >> "$PLUGIN_OUTFILE"
- echo "$DN_LINES" | sed -e '/ [ \t]/ s//<td style="text-align:
center;"><\/td>\ /g; /[0-9]/ s///g' >> "$PLUGIN_OUTFILE"
+ echo "$DN_LINES" | sed -e '/ $/ Q; / [ \t]/ s//<td style="text-align:
center;"><\/td>\ /g; /[0-9]/ s///g' >> "$PLUGIN_OUTFILE"
for dn in $DN_LINES ; do
@@ -58,2 +58,3 @@
done
+ echo "$DN_LINES" | sed -e '/^ / Q; / [ \t]/ s//<td style="text-align:
center;"><\/td>\ /g; /[0-9]/ s///g' >> "$PLUGIN_OUTFILE"
echo '</tr>' >> "$PLUGIN_OUTFILE"
