A diary in bash

I think I've seen enough of Java for some time. I got the bit picture. From now on, it's learning the libraries and subtleties.

So instead I wrote a diary in Bash. I'm thinking of expanding it. Perhaps I'll borrow from this. But I think it'll do for now. Easiest to add, I guess, is search with grep and edit a specific date. Since I write most pure text in markdown, I downloaded it and wonder if I should automate something there. Don't know yet.

When I studied the code from the above link, I also found this line: -c :$ -c \"set textwidth=80 fen fdm=marker\"

I found out that "fen fdm=marker" has something to do with code folding, and that "set textwidth=80" breaks the line after 80 chars. I don't know why that code folding is turned on.

What -c :$ means, I'm still not sure.

There's also this shell diary. Borrowing from that would give me encryption, it seems.

I was also going to write a summary of git (since I thought of pushing my tiny script to git), but I don't have the time. The ideas is that by using git I can clone the repo to any place I need it.

Perhaps I should also weave in some CLI dropbox-stuff so that I could add to it wherever I am.