:; fortune
Today is yesterday's tomorrow.

:; ls -l
--rw-rw-r-- M 117298 a sys  740 Mar  5 10:16 about
--rwxr-x--- M 117298 a sys  273 Mar  5 10:21 cf
--rwxr-xr-x M 117298 a sys   48 Mar  5 10:21 f
--rw-rw-r-- M 117298 a sys  267 Mar  4 22:12 install
--rw-r--r-- M 117298 a sys  952 Mar  5 10:21 mkfile

:; cat about
These files implement a simple daily to-do tracking system.

The included 'mkfile' does most of the work. Typically, just invoke 'mk'
from $home/lib/daily to create and open log files for today and tomorrow.

Running 'mk plan' will copy today's  and (if it exists) tomorrow's daily
files to $home/lib/plan, with a date header. This is intended for use
with finger; see: http://txtpunk.com/finger

The file 'cf' provides "carry-forward" of incomplete tasks from yesterday's
log file to today's. When run from $home/lib/daily, It will copy forward
incomplete checklist line items, but none of the other text in the file.

The file 'f' provides the formatting I use for non-checklist line items.
This isn't really needed, but it works well with how 'mk plan' creates
plan files. I don't love storing the files this way, and 'mk plan' should
arguably do this for us.

For more information, see http://a.9srv.net/reports/daily.pdf.

:; cat install
1) Make a directory $home/lib/daily.

2) Put mkfile at $home/lib/daily/mkfile.

3) On unix, change the first line of 'cf' and 'f' to the real path to rc.

Requirements:
	• Plan 9 or plan9port.
	• datefmt; see http://9p.io/sources/contrib/anothy/src/cmd/datefmt.c

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