create a diary calendar for 2022

ticamehcs

Can I create a diary calendar for 2022 containing each month, week and day?
Making it into a simple .txt file.
Is it possible to input year-month-day
and timer values as below. Two lines for each day.
Also make possible to change values of timer when needed.
Maybe a regular expression for each month day etc. that creates a text file.
Any input on this is highly appreciated!

Thanks and best regards, stay safe and healthy,

Example like this for january 2022

2022-01-01 [Day 1] [Week 1]
Timer 12:00 --> 16:00 = 4 hours 

2022-01-02 [Day 2]
Timer 12:00 --> 16:00 = 4 hours 

2022-01-03 [Day 3]
Timer 12:00 --> 16:00 = 4 hours 

2022-01-04 [Day 4]
Timer 12:00 --> 16:00 = 4 hours 

2022-01-05 [Day 5]
Timer 12:00 --> 16:00 = 4 hours 

2022-01-06 [Day 6]
Timer 12:00 --> 16:00 = 4 hours 

2022-01-07 [Day 7]
Timer 12:00 --> 16:00 = 4 hours 

2022-01-08 [Day 8] [Week 2]
Timer 12:00 --> 16:00 = 4 hours

…and so on…

Alan Kilborn

@ticamehcs said in create a diary calendar for 2022:

Can I create a diary calendar for 2022 containing each month, week and day?

Yes, but use some sort or programming language to do this.

Maybe a regular expression for each month day etc. that creates a text file.

No.

This question really is off-topic for a Notepad++ forum, but I suppose you didn’t know that until you asked and received a response.

astrosofista

@ticamehcs

As far as I know, there is no plugin that can do what you want. Anyway, here’s a quick AutoHotkey script to get you started. Install AutoHotkey if you don’t have it on your computer, run the script and the whole daily calendar, as described above, will be placed on the clipboard, ready to be pasted into a Notepad++ tab.

vDate := 20211231
vWeek := 0
vTimer := "Timer 12:00 --> 16:00 = 4 hours`n`n"
vCalendar := ""

Loop, 365 {
	vDate += 1, days
	FormatTime, vDate2, % vDate, yyyy-MM-dd
	if (Mod(A_Index, 7) = 1) {
		vWeek++
		vCalendar .= Format("{} [Day {}] [Week {}]`n{}", vDate2, A_Index, vWeek, vTimer)
	} else
		vCalendar .= Format("{} [Day {}]`n{}", vDate2, A_Index, vTimer)
	
}

MsgBox, % Clipboard := vCalendar
return

From your words, I understand that the Timer line requires some adjustments, which you could do by adapting the script, rewriting it in your preferred programming language, or using Notepad++'s superb search and replace features, either in normal or regex mode.

Hope this helps.

Alan Kilborn

@astrosofista

Off-topic. Downvoting.
Responding to off-topic posts only encourages more people to use this forum as a free for all to ask any question they like, adding to the clutter for those of us interested in only Notepad++ topics here.
Please don’t claim it is “on topic” because it generates data that can be pasted into a Notepad++ tab.
Surely if you are good at AutoHotKey you can go over to their forum and write as many scripts for people as you like.