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I sure hope someone can help me out. I've been using Geektool for quite some time to display a calendar on my desktop, highlighting the current day in one color and Sundays in a different color, however, since I moved to have the days of the week start on Monday instead of Sunday my months with 31 days only display 30.

I cannot figure this out.

cal -h | awk '{ print " "$0;
getline;
print " Mo Tui We Th Fr Sa So ";
getline;
if (substr($1,2) == "1") print "\033[0;37m \033[0m ";
do {
prevline=$0;
if (getline == 0) exit;

    print " "substr(prevline,4,17)" \033[1;37m"substr($0,1,2)" \033[0m "; 

} while (1)
}' | sed -E '1,$'"s/ ($(date +%e))( |$)/ $(echo '\033[1;31m')\1$(echo '\033[0m')\2/"

Hi, I wanted to set up the calendar.rb script as a geeklet but I get the following error:

calendar.rb:271:in '<main>': undefined method 'decode' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)

I would do a correction as a pull request but I unfortunately don't know ruby :/

Running Geektool 3.1.8 on Mavericks 10.9.5, ruby 2.0.0p481 (2014-05-08 revision 45883) [universal.x86_64-darwin13]

Do you plan implementing current day/date highlighting?

opts.on( '-d', '--colordate', 'Use color to mark the date (01, 02, 03) _NOT_IMPLEMENTED_') 
opts.on( '-d', '--colorday', 'Use color to mark the day (Mo, Tu, We) _NOT_IMPLEMENTED_') 

If you don't activate the html option you get the method error on 271 because the encode variable is defined in an if block near the top only if the html option is chosen. Unfortunately you still need it to interpret line seperator A.

Reassigning the encode variable outside the if block fixed the issue.