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#!/bin/bash -f
#
# xp2xpp -- convert xpostit-3.2.2 notes to xpostitplus-2.x format
# Karl Sackett (krs@caos.aamu.edu), September 1996.
# This program is in the public domain, all rights reversed, void where
# inhibited by blondes.
#
# Usage: xp2xpp
#
# Post-it note filenames have the format 'note<n>', where <n> is an integer
# number. Xpostitplus ignores notes in xpostit format and overwrites them
# when saving new notes -- so convert'em or lose'em.
#
# Set the values for save_screenx and save_screeny to the appropriate
# x and y resolutions for your monitor.
#
set -e
for n in `/bin/ls ~/.postitnotes`; do \
awk \
'BEGIN {
save_screenx = 1024
save_screeny = 768
newcookie = "%%!!<postitnote>"
oldcookie = "%!<postitnote>"
hidden = 0
anchor = 0
pnalarm = 0
now = systime()
mon = strftime("%m", now) - 1
day = strftime("%d", now) - 0
hour = strftime("%H", now) - 0
min = strftime("%M", now) - 0
date = mon " " day " " hour " " min
}
NR == 1 {
if ($1 != oldcookie)
print $0
else {
title = $8
for (i=9; i<=NF; i++)
title = title " " $i
newstuff = hidden " " anchor " " save_screeny " " save_screenx " " pnalarm " " date
print newcookie, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6, newstuff
print title
}
}
NR > 1 {
print $0
}' <~/.postitnotes/$n >/tmp/convert.$$ \
&& mv /tmp/convert.$$ ~/.postitnotes/$n;
done
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