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 # calendarender
 
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 These are 2 scripts for calendaring in plantext files.
 
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 Anytime something is `echo`ed it gets added to your calendar. Make sure not to get rid of the section `sunday=$(($sunday+1))` because that is how the program keeps track of which sunday (etc) we're on.
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 if you run calendarchive without any arguments it will remove all days from calendar.txt that are before the current day and append them to the bottom of calendar_archive.txt. If it's late at night but before midnight you can run `calendarchive 1` and it'll also archive today as well.
 
 you could cron calendarchive to have it automatically run but personally I keep all kinds of notes and things in my calendar and don't want to lose track of anything. So I manually run calendarchive.
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