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Submitted-by: william j. levenson <akcs.levenson@hpcvbbs.cv.hp.com>
Posting-number: Volume 7, Issue 45
Archive-name: sch48.wjl


BEGIN_DOC sch48.doc

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                        SCH48 VERSION 1.2
                 A SCHEDULER/DIARY FOR THE HP48

******************* UPDATES ********************************

CHANGES FROM VERSION 1.1:

All the sys-RPL TakeOver commands were removed from the key 
definitions.  This results in a savings of over 50 bytes.

I have investigated whether the TakeOver commands are needed and 
came to the conclusion they are not for this application.  This change
has not given me any problems but no one has definitively explained
the useage of TakeOver.   If someone has a problem with this or
can think of a possible problem, please let me know.  Thanks! 

CHANGES FROM VERSION 1.0 (ORIGINAL VERSION):

Two minor bugs were found and fixed.  One involved the STD mode
setting on the HP48.  In version 1.0, the calender display was 
unless STD mode was used.  This has been fixed.

The other bug involved update of the appointments when keys were 
quickly pressed.  Sometimes, the appointments would not match 
the day.  Noone seems to have noticed this, but I did and it is 
fixed.

Two features were added.  A copy function copies an entire alarm to 
a different day.  This is intended to compensate for the lack of
repeating alarms in SCH48.  Try this option to see if repeating 
alarms are still necessary.  Let me know...Is this good enough or
should I work on the repeating stuff?  The scanning of repeating
alarms to correctly indicate them on future dates might slow
SCH48 down - how much, I don't know yet.

An edit feature has also been added to allow you to change the
alarm text without deleting and resetting.  I found this 
handy.

************************* DESCRIPTION *************************

SCH48 is a library written entirely in system RPL (with a small bit of ML)
which allows the HP48 to function as an electronic "DAYTIMER".  
The intent is to replace the "ALARMS" catalog in the HP48 for a more useful
and intuitive representation of appointments, events or blocks of 
time.

SCH48 uses the existing ALARM functions built into the HP48.
BUT...the user interface is improved (I hope).  The SCH48 library
contains two commands, D->CAL and SCHED.

D->CAL merely takes a date from the stack and displays the calender
for that month.  The stack diagram is:

      ( date --> )

where "date" is in MM.DDYYYY or DD.MMYYYY format, depending on the 
HP48 setting.  If YYYY is omitted, the current year is assumed.

SCHED is the primary function of the library.  When this command is executed, 
a calender is displayed with the current day highlighted.  To the right
of the calender is a listing of the current ALARMs that are scheduled
for the day.  These alarms can be entered as a single point in time or
as a block of time.  The time or block of time is reflected in the listing
of alarms.  Below the calender is a 24 hour time-line which shows the 
times of the listed alarms blacked out.  In this way, you can see graphically, 
how much of your day has been scheduled.

I have attempted to present as much data as possible on a single screen 
for quick viewing, but the alarm text listings may extend beyond the 
window.  Scrolling is provided for this.

Once the SCHED is started, it is fairly self-explainatory.  Alarms
can be set, deleted (and acknowledged), moved, and edited. I have
tried to make the functional keys intuitive.

**********************KEY DEFINITIONS*************************

*************************************************************
NO SHIFT KEYS:                                               
*************************************************************

KEY            DEFINITION

{A}             Scroll the screen fully to the left
                (JUMPLEFT)

{F}             scroll the screen fully to the right
                (JUMPRIGHT)

{up arrow}
{down arrow}
{left arrow}
{right arrow}   Move the date cursor on the calender

{NXT}           Go to the next alarm

{ENTER}         Set the alarm - the user will be prompted
                for the alarm text.  If a time has been 
                marked (see {*} key), a block of time will
                be set; if not, a single time will be set.
                ATTN at the prompt will erase the contents
                of the command line if it is present.  ATTN
                without a commandline, aborts the setting
                of the alarm. ENTER enters the alarm text.

{DEL}           Deletes the alarm if the time cursor is 
                pointing at an alarm block on the timeline.
                If the time cursor is not pointing at an alarm,
                a error beep will be generated.

{LEFT-SHIFT}    Activates left shift mode

{RIGHT-SHIFT}   Activates right shift mode

{*}             (This is the "multiply" key) sets one end
                of a block of time on the time-line.  {ENTER}
                determines the other end of the block of time.

{-}             Moves the time cursor 15 minutes to the left
                (hold down for repeat)

{+}             Moves the time cursor 15 minutes to the right
                (hold down for repeat)

ATTN            Ends SCHED


*************************************************************
LEFT SHIFT KEYS:                                               
*************************************************************

KEY            DEFINITION

{up arrow}
{down arrow}    Scrolls the screen up and down.  This is
                necessary if a lot of alarms are set on a 
                single day (the listing may extend beyond 
                the bottom of the screen).  Hold the key 
                down to continue scrolling.

{PREV}          Go to the previous alarm

{LEFT-SHIFT}    Disables left shift mode

{RIGHT-SHIFT}   Activates right shift mode

{-}             Moves the time cursor 1 minutes to the left
                (hold down for repeat)

{+}             Moves the time cursor 1 minutes to the right
                (hold down for repeat)

{EDIT}          Edits the text of the alarm that the time 
                cursor is pointing to.  
                ATTN at the prompt will erase the contents
                of the command line if it is present.  ATTN
                without a commandline deletes the alarm.
                If you enter the EDIT function, and change
                your mind, ENTER will reset the alarm with 
                the text indicated.  Or, you can attention
                out of the EDIT and reset the alarm with
                the {LEFT SHIFT - ENTER} function.
                CONTROL alarms cannot be edited this way.
                If you accidentally try to edit a CONTROL
                alarm, ATTN out of the EDIT and reset the 
                alarm using {LEFT SHIFT - ENTER}.

{ENTER}         Copies the alarm from the last DEL, NXT, PREV 
                EDIT, or ENTER command to the current day.
                Use this feature to move, copy (repeat), an
                alarm by using one of the above commands to 
                indicate the alarm of interest, move to a 
                different day and set the alarm with the same
                time block and EXEC on that day.  CONTROL
                alarms can use this too.

*************************************************************
RIGHT SHIFT KEYS:                                               
*************************************************************

KEY            DEFINITION

{LEFT-SHIFT}    Activates left shift mode

{RIGHT-SHIFT}   Disables right shift mode

{-}             Moves the time cursor 1 hour to the left
                (hold down for repeat)

{+}             Moves the time cursor 1 hour to the right
                (hold down for repeat)

*************FEATURES, LIMITATIONS, AND BUGS???*************

An alarm can be moved by first deleting it.  The alarm text
is copied and will be the default the next time an alarm is 
set.  Use this method if the time needs to be adjusted.
If you only want to change the day, use {LEFT SHIFT - ENTER}

An alarm can be copied by going to it by means of {NXT} 
or {PREV}.  Again, the text will be copied and offered 
as a default the next time an alarm is set.  Again, if only
the day is to be changed, use {LEFT SHIFT - ENTER}

To delete an alarm, move the cursor to the alarm block or use
{NXT} or {PREV} and press {DEL}.

An alarm may not show up on the time-line of it is a block 
alarm which spans less than 7 minutes.  I didn't think this 
was much of a limitation, but if you don't like it, I can fix
it.

CONTROL ALARMS cannot be set using SCHED.  They will be displayed 
only with the text "CONTROL ALARM".  If this capability is desired,
perhaps it will be included in an update.  Let me know!

REPEAT alarms also cannot currently be set in SCHED.  I have 
attempted to compensate for this by allowing you to make 
multiple copies (see {LEFT SHIFT - ENTER}).  Is this good
enough?  Let me know.

SCHED should operate correctly with any HP48 time/date settings.
I primarily use a 24 hour clock and MM.DDYYYY settings and haven't 
experienced any problems.

Alarms not set from inside SCHED should work fine with the 
following exception.  In order to set block times, the alarm
time is set with the "begin" time as the time of the alarm.
The end time is indicated by the fractional seconds of the 
alarm time.  That's not clear, how about an example:

      An alarm from 8:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. is set with
      an alarm time = 08.15001145

If an alarm is created with arbitrary fractional seconds, the
time-line may end up looking a little strange but no 
damage will be done.

This carries with it another minor limitation that the end time
of the alarm will be rounded to the nearest 5 minute 
interval.  This is necessary because of accuracy problems 
with those fractional seconds (trust me).  I may be able 
to fix this if enough of you wish it.

Past due alarms will be acknowledged when they are deleted from 
within SCHED.  The alarms will behave just like the HP48
handbook describes for appointment alarms.  If you don't want
the beeper going off, set flag -57. 


********************* CREDITS ********************************** 

SCH48 was written in system RPL (with a bit of ML) using the excellent 
RPL v2.2 library written by Detlef Mueller.  If you are interested
in the source code, it can be decompiled using the same library
(but do NOT execute any commands other than SCHED and D->CAL, as 
no error checking is done and unpredictable results could occur...
but you knew that).

The SCH48 library was created using <-LIB->, again by Detlef
Mueller, Raymond Hellstern, Rick Grevelle.

THANKS HERR MUELLER et al.!!

Thanks also to HP for the RPL TOOLS and, especially, the RPLMAN
documentation.  And, of courxe, thanks to HP for such a 
versatile calculator.

Thanks to Mika Heiskanen and other contributors to the entries
lists that were posted at seq.uncwil.edu.

Thanks to Jan Brittenson, whose MLDL was a great help.

And thanks to all the helpful 48'ers who helped me get this far.
I hope this will be a useful partial payback with, hopefully, more
to come.  

********************* DISCLAIMER *******************************

I have not had any problems with SCH48 while using it on my HP48-D
but...It does contain some unsupported entry points.  Although they 
have appeared on several of the "entries" lists, that doesn't 
guarantee that they will work the same on other revisions of the HP48.
With that in mind...Have fun SCHeduling and certainly let me know of any
problems!


****************** COPYRIGHT NOTICE ***************************

    Copyright (c), 1992, W.J. Levenson.
    Permission to copy this article is granted provided that the copies are
    not made or distributed for resale (excepting nominal copying fees).
    Other permissions can be arranged by contacting W.J. Levenson via email
    at the following address:
        akcs.levenson@hpcvbbs.cv.hp.com

    or by U.S. Mail at

    12558 Caminito Mira Del Mar
    San Diego, CA  92130
    USA

    SCH48 is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
    WITHOUT *ANY* WARRANTY.

    This software is LET-ME-KNOW-WARE.  Please let me know if you
    like it or not and any improvements you would like to see.
    But MONEY will be accepted in lieu of the above!!

************************* INSTALLATION ************************** 

    To install SCH48, a) download the ASC version, execute ASC->, or b)
    download the uudecoded version and recall it into the stack. Purge the
    variable which contains the orginal copy. Enter the port number (0,1,2)
    where you want to store SCH48 and press STO. Switch the HP48 off, then
    on again. SCH48 will now be installed.

END_DOC

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