--1/29
--2/22, 24, 26 (to return three different dates)
--2/22-25 (return four different dates)
--2/23-25, 27-28, 3/30 (return six different dates)
--2/21, 23, 25-27 (return five different dates)
--12/22-25, 1/1-2 works too =)
-- and even 1/25-2/1
set mydates to my makeDateList("1/25-2/1")
repeat with mydate in mydates
my addToiCal("MyDate2StringCalendar", mydate, mydate, "blaBla", "mydesc")
end repeat
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on makeDateList(datestring)
set myoutput to {}
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ","
set mydates to every text item of datestring
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ","
set cd to (current date) - (time of (current date))
set day of cd to 1
set month of cd to 1
repeat with mydate_string in mydates
set mydate_string to delete_space(mydate_string as text)
if mydate_string contains "-" then
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to "-"
set StartDate to text item 1 of mydate_string
set EndDate to text item 2 of mydate_string
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ""
copy string2date(StartDate, cd) to StartDate
copy string2date(EndDate, cd) to EndDate
copy {StartDate} to tempDateList
if StartDate < EndDate then
repeat until StartDate = EndDate
set StartDate to StartDate + 60 * 60 * 24
set tempDateList to tempDateList & StartDate
copy StartDate to cd
end repeat
set myoutput to myoutput & tempDateList
else
error "StartDate is not < EndDate!!"
end if
else
copy string2date(mydate_string, cd) to currentDate
set myoutput to myoutput & currentDate
end if
end repeat
return myoutput
end makeDateList
on delete_space(thestring)
repeat with i from 1 to count of characters of thestring
if last character of thestring = " " then
set thestring to (((characters 1 through -2 of thestring) as text) as text)
set is_modified to true
else
exit repeat
end if
end repeat
repeat with i from 1 to count of characters of thestring
if first character of thestring = " " then
set thestring to (((characters 2 through -1 of thestring) as text) as text)
set is_modified to true
else
exit repeat
end if
end repeat
return thestring
end delete_space
on string2date(thestring, datedummy)
--works with 23 or 1/12 (so day only or month/day)
copy datedummy to whereIStarted
if thestring contains "/" then
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to "/"
set theday to (text item 2 of thestring) as integer
set themonth to (text item 1 of thestring) as integer
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ""
set month of datedummy to themonth
set day of datedummy to theday
-- if we started last year and should end up in next year... so what
if datedummy < whereIStarted then
set year of datedummy to (year of datedummy) + 1
end if
else
set theday to thestring as integer
set day of datedummy to theday
end if
return datedummy
end string2date
on addToiCal(CalendarTitle, StartDate, EndDate, mySummary, mydescription)
tell application "iCal"
if calendar CalendarTitle exists then
else
make new calendar with properties {name:CalendarTitle}
end if
tell calendar CalendarTitle
make new event at end of events with properties {start date:StartDate, end date:EndDate, summary:mySummary, description:mydescription, allday event:true}
end tell
end tell
end addToiCal
Ich nutze ja gerne LaunchBar, welches sich einige Zwischenablagen merken kann und noch einige andere coole Features hat. Dann habe ich für häufige Text-Zeilen mal TextExpander ausprobiert, was aber immer noch nicht so anwenderfreundlich wie mein eigenes Type4MeBlafasel war.
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