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| From: | dds@doc.ic.ac.uk (Diomidis D Spinellis) |
| Subject: | Re: APPOINTMENT SCHEDULER ON HP95LX |
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>In article <2a7e40f4.8cb645.0@BEIZ.mediatex.ch>
>Programmierer@BEIZ.mediatex.ch (000000000000000: VMS-USERNAME: MTX_BEIZ)
>writes:
[...]
> If not, does anybody know the structure of the *.ABK-files?
This is the file ABKFORM.TXT, from hp95dev.zip available for anon
ftp from eddie.mit.edu:distrib/hp95lx/tools
Diomidis
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HP 95LX Appointment Book File Format
The HP 95LX Appointment Book file is structured as a file-identification
record, followed by a settings record, followed by a variable number of data
records, and terminated by an end-of-file record. There are multiple types of
data records corresponding to the different types of appointment book entries.
The formats of these appointment book records is described in the following
tables. In the descriptions, the type <int> refers to a two-byte integer
stored least significant byte first, the type <swpint> refers to a two-byte
integer stored most significant byte first, the type <char> refers to a
one-byte integer, and the type <ASCII> refers to a string of ASCII
characters.
HP 95LX Appointment Book File Identification Record:
Byte Offset Name Type Contents
0 ProductCode int -1 (FFh, FFh)
2 ReleaseNum int 1 (01h, 00h)
4 FileType char 1 (01h)
HP 95LX Appointment Book Settings Record:
Byte Offset Name Type Contents
0 StartTime int Daily display start time as the
number of minutes past midnight.
2 Granularity int Daily display time line granularity
in minutes.
4 AlarmEnable char 1 = on, 0 = off
5 LeadTime char Alarm default lead time in minutes.
6 CarryForward char To do carry forward default,
1 = on, 0 = off.
HP 95LX Appointment Book Daily Data Record:
Byte Offset Name Type Contents
0 RecordType char 1 (01h)
1 RecordLength int Number of bytes in remainder
of this data record, see note 1
below.
3 ApptState char See note 2 below.
4 Year char Year counting from 1900.
5 Month char Month, 1 - 12.
6 Day char Day, 1 - 31.
7 StartTime swpint Start time in minutes since midnight.
9 EndTime int End time in minutes since midnight.
11 LeadTime char Alarm lead time in minutes, 0 - 30.
12 ApptLength char Length of appointment text in bytes.
13 NoteLength int Length of note text in bytes.
15 ApptText ASCII Appointment text - see note 4 below.
15+ApptLength NoteText ASCII Note text where the null character
is used as the line terminator -
see note 5.
HP 95LX Appointment Book Weekly Data Record:
Byte Offset Name Type Contents
0 RecordType char 2 (02h)
1 RecordLength int Number of bytes in remainder
of this data record, see note 1
below.
3 ApptState char See note 2 below.
4 DayOfWeek char Day of week, 1=Sun, ..., 7=Sat.
5 StartTime swpint Start time in minutes since midnight.
7 StartYear char Start year counting from 1900.
8 StartMonth char Start month, 1 - 12.
9 StartDay char Start day, 1 - 31.
10 EndTime int End time in minutes since midnight.
12 EndYear char End year counting from 1900.
13 EndMonth char End month, 1 - 12.
14 EndDay char End day, 1 - 31.
15 LeadTime char Alarm lead time in minutes, 0 - 30.
16 ApptLength char Length of appointment text in bytes.
17 NoteLength int Length of note text in bytes.
19 ApptText ASCII Appointment text - see note 4 below.
19+ApptLength NoteText ASCII Note text where the null character
is used as the line terminator -
see note 5 below.
HP 95LX Appointment Book Monthly by Date Data Record:
Byte Offset Name Type Contents
0 RecordType char 3 (03h)
1 RecordLength int Number of bytes in remainder
of this data record, see note 1
below.
3 ApptState char See note 2 below.
4 DayOfMonth char Day of month, 1 - 31.
5 StartTime swpint Start time in minutes since midnight.
7 StartYear char Start year counting from 1900.
8 StartMonth char Start month, 1 - 12.
9 StartDay char Start day, 1 - 31.
10 EndTime int End time in minutes since midnight.
12 EndYear char End year counting from 1900.
13 EndMonth char End month, 1 - 12.
14 EndDay char End day, 1 - 31.
15 LeadTime char Alarm lead time in minutes, 0 - 30.
16 ApptLength char Length of appointment text in bytes.
17 NoteLength int Length of note text in bytes.
19 ApptText ASCII Appointment text - see note 4 below.
19+ApptLength NoteText ASCII Note text where the null character
is used as the line terminator -
see note 5 below.
HP 95LX Appointment Book Monthly by Position Data Record:
Byte Offset Name Type Contents
0 RecordType char 4 (04h)
1 RecordLength int Number of bytes in remainder
of this data record, see note 1
below.
3 ApptState char See note 2 below.
4 WeekOfMonth char Week of month, 1 - 5.
5 DayOfWeek char Day of week, 1=Sun, ..., 7=Sat.
6 StartTime swpint Start time in minutes since midnight.
8 StartYear char Start year counting from 1900.
9 StartMonth char Start month, 1 - 12.
10 StartDay char Start day, 1 - 31.
11 EndTime int End time in minutes since midnight.
13 EndYear char End year counting from 1900.
14 EndMonth char End month, 1 - 12.
15 EndDay char End day, 1 - 31.
16 LeadTime char Alarm lead time in minutes, 0 - 30.
17 ApptLength char Length of appointment text in bytes.
18 NoteLength int Length of note text in bytes.
20 ApptText ASCII Appointment text - see note 4 below.
20+ApptLength NoteText ASCII Note text where the null character
is used as the line terminator -
see note 5 below.
HP 95LX Appointment Book Yearly Data Record:
Byte Offset Name Type Contents
0 RecordType char 5 (05h)
1 RecordLength int Number of bytes in remainder
of this data record, see note 1
below.
3 ApptState char See note 2 below.
4 MonthOfYear char Month of year, 1=Jan, ... 12=Dec.
5 DayOfMonth char Day of month, 1 - 31.
6 StartTime swpint Start time in minutes since midnight.
8 StartYear char Start year counting from 1900.
9 StartMonth char Start month, 1 - 12.
10 StartDay char Start day, 1 - 31.
11 EndTime int End time in minutes since midnight.
13 EndYear char End year counting from 1900.
14 EndMonth char End month, 1 - 12.
15 EndDay char End day, 1 - 31.
16 LeadTime char Alarm lead time in minutes, 0 - 30.
17 ApptLength char Length of appointment text in bytes.
18 NoteLength int Length of note text in bytes.
20 ApptText ASCII Appointment text - see note 4 below.
20+ApptLength NoteText ASCII Note text where the null character
is used as the line terminator -
see note 5 below.
HP 95LX Appointment Book To Do Data Record:
Byte Offset Name Type Contents
0 RecordType char 6 (06h)
1 RecordLength int Number of bytes in remainder
of this data record, see note 1
below.
3 ToDoState char See note 3 below.
4 Priority char Priority, 1 - 9.
5 StartYear char Start year counting from 1900.
6 StartMonth char Start month, 1 - 12.
7 StartDay char Start day, 1 - 31.
8 CheckOffYear char Check off year counting from 1900,
0 indicates not checked off.
9 CheckOffMonth char Check off month, 1 - 12,
0 indicates not checked off.
10 CheckOffDay char Check off day, 1 - 31,
0 indicates not checked off.
11 ToDoLength char Length of to do text in bytes.
12 NoteLength int Length of note text in bytes.
14 ToDoText ASCII To do text - see note 4 below.
14+ToDoLength NoteText ASCII Note text where the null character
is used as the line terminator -
see note 5 below.
HP 95LX Appointment Book End of File Record:
Byte Offset Name Type Contents
0 RecordType char 50 (32h)
1 RecordLength int 0 (00h, 00h)
Notes:
1. Files created by the Appointment Book application may contain
some padding following the last field of some data records. Hence,
the RecordLength field must be used to determine the start of the
next record. Appointment book files created by other programs need not
have any padding.
2. ApptState has several bit fields. Only bit 0 is meaningful to software
processing an appointment book file. Bit 0 being set or cleared
corresponds to the alarm being enabled or disabled, respectively.
Programs creating Appointment book files should clear all bits, except
perhaps bit 0.
3. ToDoState has two one-bit bit fields. Bit 0 being set or cleared
corresponds to carry forward being enabled or disabled for this todo
item, respectively. Bit 1 being set or cleared corresponds to the doto
being checked off or not checked off, respectively.
4. Appointment and ToDo texts are each limited to a maximum of 27
characters.
5. Note text is limited to a maximum of 11 lines of 39 characters per line
(not counting the line terminator).
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