Hi list,
I'm not subscribed to the list, sorry.
I used rclock for reminders a long time ago, and recently
tried it again, but could not get it to work. It is the
parsing of year numbers that is not working when
CENTURY=2000.
Patch attached to make it work with any CENTURY.
/Tommy
I don't understand the logic of the old way, and it's clearly not working unless
CENTURY == 1900.
tm_year is always an offset from 1900, so with CENTURY=2000 the input year 5
should be converted to 105 (1900 + 105 = 2005).
The new logic is:
1. expect input with century (4 digits), so adjust default (*) from tm_year
2. if input is without century (2 digits) add the century (CENTURY)
3. convert back to tm_year format (subtract 1900)
Index: rxvt-unicode-9.30/src/rclock.C
===================================================================
--- rxvt-unicode-9.30.orig/src/rclock.C
+++ rxvt-unicode-9.30/src/rclock.C
@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@
#define DEFER_TIME 3
#define ADJUST_TIME
-#define CENTURY 2000 /* TODO: verify */
+#define CENTURY 2000
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------*
* #define FONT_NAME "7x14"
@@ -1291,13 +1291,13 @@
dd = GetOneNum (&text, tmval->tm_mday);
if (*text == '/')
text++;
- yy = GetOneNum (&text, tmval->tm_year);
+ yy = GetOneNum (&text, tmval->tm_year + 1900);
- /* handle 20th/21st centuries */
- if (yy > CENTURY)
- yy -= 1900;
- else if (yy < CENTURY)
- yy += (CENTURY - 1900);
+ /* handle short-hand 2 digit year */
+ if (yy < 100)
+ yy += CENTURY;
+
+ yy -= 1900; /* tm_year format */
while (isspace (*text))
text++;
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