[Remind-Fans] class times
paul.t.hinze at gmail.com
paul.t.hinze at gmail.com
Tue Jun 10 18:40:23 EDT 2008
Brian Flaherty <bxf4 at u.washington.edu> on 2008-06-10 at 17:25:
> On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 03:06:32PM -0700, Brian Flaherty wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I recently discovered and started using remind. I'm trying to specify
> > different repeating things, like the classes I teach. I found out how
> > to set date constants from the mail list archives, and it is working a
> > little. Here's part of my .reminders file:
> >
> > SET _fallstart ('2008/09/24')
> > SET _fallend ('2008/12/05')
> >
> > REM Tue Thu [trigger(_fallstart)] *1 AT 11:30 UNTIL \
> > [trigger(_fallend)] DURATION 1:50 MSG class, room 212
>
> I just realized that the Tue above was combined with the date,
> triggering every day after the first Tues. after _fallstart. I just
> tried this, and it appeared to work:
>
> IFTRIG Tue Thu
> REM [trigger(_fallstart)] *1 AT 11:30 UNTIL [trigger(_fallend)] \
> DURATION 1:50 MSG class, room 212
> ENDIF
>
> Sorry for the unnecessary question and message.
Brian,
Sorry I wasn't able to respond to your original message, but I too have
been using remind in an academic setting (as a student rather than a
teacher), so I figured I could at least share my way of doing things.
Here are a couple of defines I have found useful:
SET MW "Mon Wed"
SET MWF "Mon Wed Fri"
SET TuTh "Tue Thu"
SET Semester_Fall_2007 "FROM 27 Aug 2007 UNTIL 9 Dec 2007 SKIP"
SET Semester_Spring_2008 "FROM 14 Jan 2008 UNTIL 2 May 2008 SKIP"
Using these, setting reminders for classes becomes a little more
intuitive:
REM [MWF] [Semester_Spring_2008] AT 14:00 DURATION 0:50 \
MSG MATH 121: %"Linear Algebra%" CU128%
REM [TuTh] [Semester_Spring_2008] AT 14:00 DURATION 1:15 \
MSG ENGL 156: %"Contemp. American Lit.%" CU126%
REM [MW] [Semester_Spring_2008] AT 16:20 DURATION 1:15 \
MSG COSC 198: %"Embedded Systems%" CU143%
Hope this helps you out!
Regards,
Paul Hinze
More information about the Remind-fans
mailing list