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etm - manage events and tasks using simple text files
etm [logging level] [path] [?] [acmsv]
With no arguments, etm will use settings from the configuration file ~/.etm/etmtk.cfg, set logging level 3 (warn) and open the GUI.
if the first argument is an integer not less than 1 (debug) and not greater than 5 (critical), then etm will use that logging level and remove the argument.
If the first (remaining) argument is the path to a directory which contains a file named etm.cfg, then etm will use that configuration file and remove the argument.
If the first (remaining) argument is one of the commands listed below, then etm will execute the remaining arguments without opening the GUI.
a ARG display the agenda view using ARG, if given, as a filter. k ARG display the keywords view using ARG, if given, as a filter. n ARGS Create a new item using the remaining arguments as the item specification. m INT display a report using the remaining argument, which must be a positive integer, to display a report using the corresponding entry from the file given by report_specifications in etmtk.cfg. Use ? m to display the numbered list of entries from this file. p ARG display the path view using ARG, if given, as a filter. r ARGS display a report using the remaining arguments as the report specification. s ARG display the schedule view using ARG, if given, as a filter. t ARG display the tags view using ARG, if given, as a filter. v display information about etm and the operating system. ? ARGS display (this) command line help information if ARGS = '' or, if ARGS = X where X is one of the above commands, then display details about command X. 'X ?' is equivalent to '? X'.
Group items by year, month and day together
etm r c ddd, MMM d yyyyOutput:
Fri, Apr 1 2011 items for April 1 Sat, Apr 2 2011 items for April 2 ...
Data items begin with a data type character and continue on one or more lines either until the end of the file is reached or another line is found that begins with a type character. Data type characters and the associated data types:
The beginning data type character for each item is followed by the item summary and then, perhaps, by one or more '@key value' option pairs. Examples:
* sales meeting @s +7 9a @e 1h @a 5
- prepare report @s +7 @b 3
~ report preparation @s -1 @e 35
- get haircut @s 24 @r d &i 14 @o r
+ dog house @j pickup lumber and paint &q 1 @j cut pieces &q 2 @j assemble &q 3 @j paint &q 4
^ payday @s 1/1 @r m &w (MO, TU, WE, TH, FR) &m (-1, -2, -3) &s -1
* take Rx @s +0 @r d &h 10, 14, 18, 22 &u +4 @a 0
^ Presidential Election Day @s 2012-11-06 @r y &i 4 &M 11 &m range(2,9) &w TU
- join the etm discussion group @g http://groups.google.com/group/eventandtaskmanager/topics
Extensive documentation can be found in the folder:
http://people.duke.edu/~dgraham/etmtk/help/
Please report bugs to the etm discussion group:
http://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/eventandtaskmanager
Daniel A Graham <daniel.graham@duke.edu>
Copyright (c) 2009-2014 [Daniel Graham]. All rights reserved.
03 October 2019 | version 3.2.39 |