On Tue, May 09, 2006 at 01:08:28PM -0700, John Nemeth wrote:
> On Sep 29,  4:46am, Michael Parson wrote:
> }
> } I upgraded to 3.0/i386 this weekend and my calendar, which has been running
> } fine for quite some time under previous releases (read 2.0 and before) is now
> } displaying dates outside the requested range:
> } 
> } $ date
> } Tue May  9 10:07:43 CDT 2006
> } 
> } $ calendar -l 2
> } May 01	###################
> } [snip]
> } 05/09   94 degrees, New York, 1979
> } 05/10   Germany invades Low Countries, 1940
> } 05/10   Nazi bookburning, 1933
> } 
> } The 'May dd' dates are from my ~/.calendar file, the mm/dd dates are
> } from #includ-ed system calendars.
> } 
> } I really shouldn't be seeing anything from my personal calendar for this
> } range (today + 2 days/through the 11th)
> } 
> } Bug? New feature?  Should I send-pr this?
>
>      Bug.  Fixed in -current.

From reading the PR (#30107), it looks like if I change my dates to
numeric, it should work as expected.  The -current fix fixes named
months.

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Michael Parson
mparson@bl.org