Package pcal-4.11.0-3

pcal generates PostScript to produce landscape or portrait calendars for any month and year. By default, pcal simply prints an empty calendar. However, by setting a date/configuration file, it is possible to place events in the appropriate dates of the calendar.

# Writes a whole-year 2009 calendar to 2009cal.ps pcal 2009 -o 2009cal.ps # Writes the April 2009 calendar to april2009cal.ps pcal 4 2009 -o april2009cal.ps Check the man page and the documentation for more elaborate uses of pcal, including the syntax of date/configuration files. The directory /sw/share/pcal contains the following subdirectories: - 'examples': date/configuration files with national holidays - 'scripts': shell scripts that show how to automate tasks involving calendars - 'html': bash and Perl CGI scripts - 'eps': the recycle icon in EPS format