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PmCal-ExamplesTest.GroupHeader self=0 basepage={*Test.PmCal-Examples} Display the calendar using a text view expiring entries before today and stopping after 10 days. I have adjusted the locale to en_GB for proper date formatting in that locale (assumes you have working locales at your site). Setting reverse=true will give an reverse order display.
PmCalendar? doesn't have the notion of going out to the last entry (because time is theoretically infinite). So you can look out 5 years (that's the max).
Here's the first example again, this time assuming that locales are broken. So you can manually select the formatting of the date using textdatefmt.
The calendar in full month display but starting at Monday, weekstart=1 (0=Sunday).
The calendar in full with Annivesary (ACAL) entries shown.
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0: 00.00 00.00 config start 1: 00.01 00.01 config end 2: 00.19 00.05 MarkupToHTML begin 3: 00.19 00.06 MarkupToHTML begin 4: 00.47 00.07 MarkupToHTML end 5: 00.47 00.07 MarkupToHTML begin 6: 01.30 00.23 MarkupToHTML end 7: 01.30 00.23 MarkupToHTML begin 8: 01.84 00.24 MarkupToHTML end 9: 01.84 00.24 MarkupToHTML begin 10: 02.31 00.34 MarkupToHTML end 11: 02.31 00.34 MarkupToHTML begin 12: 02.83 00.49 MarkupToHTML end 13: 02.90 00.51 MarkupToHTML end 14: 02.96 00.52 MarkupToHTML begin 15: 02.96 00.53 MarkupToHTML end 16: 02.99 00.53 MarkupToHTML begin 17: 03.03 00.54 MarkupToHTML end 18: 03.06 00.55 now