colitur-x.git/colitur-mu.c, branch mainraw Xlib month grid for colitur, reads its CSV on stdin, about 250 lines of C with no toolkithttps://git.labunix.xyz/colitur-x.git/atom?h=main2026-08-21T08:23:52Zsplit: colitur-mu moves to colitur-experiments2026-08-21T08:23:52ZLukasz Kasprzaklukasz@arcofasiagroup.com2026-08-21T08:23:52Zurn:sha1:5d1abc9111a2a448f05462e6140fadb7448218e6
This repo now holds one finished program rather than a finished one and a
sketch. The microui front-end, its Xlib backend and the vendored microui
went to ../colitur-experiments with their history intact.
Makefile, config.h and README trimmed to match.
config: Terminus by default, and stop hiding knobs in the source2026-08-21T08:09:04ZLukasz Kasprzaklukasz@arcofasiagroup.com2026-08-21T08:09:04Zurn:sha1:31db51d7fb782c8e79bf1df067dadc1a8be63255
config.h now carries everything a reader would reasonably want to change:
both fonts, the liturgical palette and the fallback for an unlisted
colour, the selection rings, geometry, weekday headings, the detail-pane
labels, the window title, and which rank earns a badge and what it says.
Several of those were literals buried in colitur-x.c.
Default font is Terminus:pixelsize=20:antialias=false, matching st.
Terminus is a bitmap face, so it exists only at fixed pixelsizes -- the
list is in the comment, because asking for one it lacks silently gets a
substitute rather than an error.
Layout metrics now come from the font instead of magic numbers: line
height and the badge from XftFont ascent/descent in colitur-x, column
widths in characters rather than pixels in colitur-mu. Before this,
changing the font size left a 13px line height and a 110px date column
that quietly truncated their contents.
colitur-mu: an editable microui front-end, and its Xlib backend2026-08-20T21:16:01ZLukasz Kasprzaklukasz@arcofasiagroup.com2026-08-20T21:16:01Zurn:sha1:c453d5c3ba41af61975a83ea553b41e410d88ae2
Same data as colitur-x, but the invocation is editable: year, language,
book-name form and numbering tradition are buttons that re-run colitur.
No calendar logic is reimplemented; the status line shows the exact
command that produced what is on screen.
microui (MIT, rxi) is vendored rather than packaged -- a copied-in
dependency cannot rot, which is the whole reason to prefer it over a
toolkit here.
mu_x11.c carries one bug worth recording: microui resets its scissor
with an unclipped rect of 0x1000000, and XRectangle's w/h are unsigned
short, so it truncated to 0 and turned 'clip nothing' into 'clip
everything'. A panel drew its first screenful and the rest vanished.