(= (extract-calendar-day date1) (extract-calendar-day date2))
(= (extract-calendar-year date1) (extract-calendar-year date2))))
+(defun calendar-make-temp-face (attrlist)
+ "Return a temporary face based on the attributes in ATTRLIST.
+ATTRLIST is a list with elements of the form :face face :foreground color."
+ (let ((temp-face (make-symbol
+ (mapconcat (lambda (sym)
+ (cond
+ ((symbolp sym) (symbol-name sym))
+ ((numberp sym) (number-to-string sym))
+ (t sym)))
+ attrlist "")))
+ (faceinfo attrlist))
+ (make-face temp-face)
+ ;; Remove :face info, copy into temp-face.
+ (while (setq faceinfo (memq :face faceinfo))
+ ;; FIXME is there any point doing this multiple times, or could we
+ ;; just take the last?
+ (condition-case nil
+ (copy-face (intern-soft (cadr faceinfo)) temp-face)
+ (error nil))
+ (setq faceinfo (cddr faceinfo)))
+ (setq attrlist (delq nil attrlist))
+ ;; Apply the font aspects.
+ (apply 'set-face-attribute temp-face nil attrlist)
+ temp-face))
+
(defun mark-visible-calendar-date (date &optional mark)
"Mark DATE in the calendar window with MARK.
MARK is a single-character string, a list of face attributes/values, or a face.
(overlay-put
(make-overlay (1+ (point)) (+ 2 (point))) 'display mark))
(t ; attr list
- (let ((temp-face
- (make-symbol
- (apply 'concat "temp-"
- (mapcar (lambda (sym)
- (cond
- ((symbolp sym) (symbol-name sym))
- ((numberp sym) (number-to-string sym))
- (t sym)))
- mark))))
- (faceinfo mark))
- (make-face temp-face)
- ;; Remove :face info from mark, copy the face info into temp-face.
- (while (setq faceinfo (memq :face faceinfo))
- ;; FIXME not read.
- (copy-face (read (nth 1 faceinfo)) temp-face)
- (setcar faceinfo nil)
- (setcar (cdr faceinfo) nil))
- (setq mark (delq nil mark))
- ;; Apply the font aspects.
- (apply 'set-face-attribute temp-face nil mark)
- (overlay-put
- (make-overlay (1- (point)) (1+ (point))) 'face temp-face))))))))
+ (overlay-put
+ (make-overlay (1- (point)) (1+ (point))) 'face
+ (calendar-make-temp-face mark))))))))
(defun calendar-star-date ()
"Replace the date under the cursor in the calendar window with asterisks.