calendar.vim.vimup

script_name: calendar.vim
script_id: '52'
script_type: utility
script_package: calendar-vim.zip
script_version: '2.9'
required_vim_version: '7.2'
summary: Calendar

detailed_description: |
  This script create calender window. 
  This don't use the external program(cal).

install_details: |
  Copy calendar.vim to your plugin directory.

versions:
- '2.9': |
   [fix] missing file
- '2.8': |
   [fix] fix keymap
- '2.7': |
   vim7ish, customizable key bindings
- '2.6': |
   new weeknumber format
- '2.5': |
   [fix] 7.2 don't have relativenumber.
- '2.4': |
   Applied patch from SethMilliken: added g:calendar_options . default is 'fdc=0 nonu nornu' . you can overwrite default behavior of calendar window.
- '2.3': |
   Applied patch from bw1: fixed weeknum function.
- '2.2': |
   Applied patch:
     http://gist.github.com/355513#file_customizable_keymap.diff
     http://gist.github.com/355513#file_winfixwidth.diff
- '2.1': |
   Applied patch from thinca. Thanks.
- '2.0': |
   Applied patch from Ingo Karkat. Thanks.

   - ENH: Added a config setting g:calendar_datetime. This allows to remove the
   display of the current date/time in the title (I don't like it), and offers the
   window's statusline as an alternative.
   
   - BUG: The checks for g:calendar_action and g:calendar_sign should also check
   for an existing, but empty variable. Otherwise, it is not possible to disable it
   in a .vimrc, because the sourcing of calendar.vim would initialize the variables.
   
   - BUG: In s:CalendarDoAction(), the check for g:calendar_action must come after
   the "navi" handling; otherwise "navi" breaks if g:calendar_action is disabled
   (see above).
   
   - ENH: The :set wrapscan is ugly, because it is a global setting. The search()
   commands already pass the 'w' flag, so the only remaining issue were the
   searches via /. I modified the 'G0/...' search to 'G$?' (i.e. backward from end
   of buffer), so that 'wrapscan' isn't required any more. (Even better would be to
   use search() for these jumps, too.) With this, I can also completely get rid of
   the autocmds in case one does not want the date/time in the title, neither (see
   above).
   
   - Using :setlocal buftype=nofile instead of =nowrite; this is more suitable for
   this kind of scratch buffer, and avoids that the path may be shown in the title
   / statusline (depending on the customization).
   
   - BUG: Replaced :setlocal nowrap with 'wrap'. Without this, the 'sidescrolloff'
   setting may cause the left side of the calendar to disappear if the last
   inserted element is near the right window border. 'wrap' shouldn't matter,
   anyway, and 'sidescrolloff' is a global setting, unfortunately.
   Try :set sidescrolloff=3 in combination with :let g:calendar_navi = 'bottom' to
   reproduce.
   
   - BUG: The :normal i... for the navi rendering causes a trailing space after the
   "Next>" button. This way, I cannot quickly type "G$<CR>" to activate the next
   button. Now using :normal a... to append. This causes the entire navi to shift
   one character to the right, but you could fix this by decreasing the column
   counter.
   
   - ENH: Use :stopinsert in case we've gotten here from insert mode (via
   <C-O>:Calendar<CR>)...
   
   - Using :wincmd w instead of :normal <C-w>; it's simpler. (And you should always
   use :normal! (with a bang) to avoid interference with user remappings!)
   
   - ENH: I noticed that <left> and <s-left> do the same thing, but in different
   ways (one uses the navi and the latter is called by the former). I dropped the
   unintuitive shift mappings and instead do the jumps consistently in the navi,
   using the b:Calendar... variables instead of that ugly maparg() stuff.

   - ENH: I noticed that <left> and <up> do the same thing. I changed <up>/<down>
   to move an entire year, so one can quickly let the years pass...

   - ENH: the 'q' mapping now returns to the previous window, not the first one.
- '1.9': |
   This is an upgrade for calendar.vim. use nnoremap.
- '1.8': |
   This is an upgrade for calendar.vim. fixed E382 while closing diary.