[Remind-Fans] Minimalist curses frontend with a navigable month view

[Clemens Kaposi]

Jostein Berntsen <jbernts at broadpark.no> wrote:
> I use the norwegian no_NO.utf8 charset with æ, ø and å characters.

Sorry, I cannot reproduce the error.  I am using the en_US.UTF-8 locale,
and I have successfully tested the program with a reminder containing
those characters.

> > What do you mean by “opening” a specific task?
> 
> It would be great to choose a task in the window on the right and then
> do enter on it to go to this task in the .reminders file.

I am not sure whether this is possible at all, taking into consideration
the overwhelming number of available editors.  At best, it is possible
to open the appropriate reminder file (think `INCLUDE`), but not to
position the cursor on the correct line.  Apart from that, this feature
would go beyond the scope of the program, which is basically intended as
a viewer only.

> > > 3. What is the second number in parenthesis at the top of the daily
> > > tasks?$
> > 
> > It provides the number of reminders for that day.
> 
> In my view there are two numbers at the top of the task. F.ex. for today 
> the first number says "(18)" which is the correct number of tasks. Below 
> this is a number "(6)" which I can't see what refers too. This is also 
> the only number in the window on the right.

I don’t know what that would be.  Running `remind -gaaad -p -s+6
~/.reminders 1 Jan 2011` on my machine yields output like this:

    # rem2ps begin
    January 2011 31 6 0
    Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
    December 31
    February 28
    2011/01/01 * * * * New Year’s Day
    2011/01/06 * * * * Epiphany
    2011/01/12 * * * 480 8:00am Timed Reminder
    2011/01/31 * * * * Another Reminder
    # rem2ps end

Does your’s look different?