[Remind-Fans] Wyrd: show untimed reminders but not in calendar view

[Sam Block]

I don't think I'm getting this right.  I tried including %"%" in the
MSG body to suppress the output of the message in the calendar view,
but now it's like there's no reminder at all: there's no message in
any view.  To explain, say I want an untimed reminder that just says
"Sunrise today at *time*" for each day.  I have the location variables
already set up, so I have:

REM MSG Sunrise today at [sunrise(today())]

Like that, I get a message in the untimed reminders window of Wyrd,
the list of reminders that come up when I run the remind command, and
it popping up in the calendar view in both.  If I include %"%" like
this,

REM MSG Sunrise today at [sunrise(today())]%"%"

then the message comes up when I run the remind command in any view
but a calendrical view, but appears nowhere in Wyrd.

Is there a way to show this sort of message through remind and Wyrd
but not in the calendar view of either?

On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 4:06 PM, David Rogers
<davidandrewrogers at gmail.com> wrote:
> "David F. Skoll" <dfs at roaringpenguin.com> writes:
>
>> On Mon, 17 Oct 2011 16:57:49 -0400 Sam Block <polyphanes at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> I have several daily untimed reminders (daily astronomical phenomena)
>>> that I do not want to show in the calendar view (press 'c' or 'C') of Wyrd.
>>
>> I don't know Wyrd, but the standard Remind way of suppressing something
>> from the calendar display is:
>> REM ... MSG %"%"Do not show this in the calendar
>> Normally, the marks %"...%" delimit the portion of the reminder to show in
>> the calendar.  If there's nothing between the delimiters, then nothing
>> should go in the calendar.
>
> The %" notations work for me in Wyrd. I believe Wyrd honours most (probably
> all?) of the standard Remind ways of doing things.
>
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> David Rogers
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