Memnon Anon <gegendosenflei...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Nick Dokos <nicholas.do...@hp.com> writes:
>
> >
> > I think something like this should work:
> >
> > anniversary: 1972-02-26 birthday
> >
>
> Okay, here a line from my .bbdb:
>
> ,----[ Linebreaks manually added ]
> | ["FirstName" "LastName" nil nil (["Telephone" "xxx/xxxxxxxx"]
> | ["Cellphone" "xxxx/xxxxxx"]) (["Home" ("Musterstr. 123") "Bremen" "Bremen"
> "11111" "D"])
> | ("f...@baz.de") (anniversary 1980-01-01 birthday) (timestamp .
> "2009-01-15")
> | (creation-date . "2009-01-15") nil]
> `----
>
> I tried adding "'s, adding []'s, etc. And one combination was right, but
> I can not find it anymore :(. Lost, lost my precious ...
>
> As I said, if you use this feature, please send me just one line of your
> .bbdb.
> I will fix the rest ;)
>
> Thank you very much...
>
Oh, sorry: that was the format that one uses when interactively adding a
field to a bbdb entry. Here is a line from the bbdb file:
["First" "Last" nil nil (["Home" 212 555 1212 0] ["Mobile" 212 5555 1212 0])
(["Home" ("1 First St") "Anytown" "MA" "01234" "USA"]) ("f...@bar.com")
((creation-date . "2009-02-05") (timestamp . "2009-02-26") (anniversary .
"1976-02-26 birthday\n1993-02-27 wedding")) nil]
This one includes two anniversaries (a birthday and a wedding anniversary).
For just a birthday it would look like this:
....(anniversary . "1976-02-26 birthday")
HTH,
Nick
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