or if you wanna be "uber doober" (I heard a guy say that once...) you could do some research on the Doomsday Algorithm and just get the year and then make the calendar
I made a program that uses the doomsday algorithm a while ago - it's attached, but unfortunately uncommented
but first, get it working with input information like you're supposed to
I would say, draw a grid that is 7 columns by 6 rows and use that as your base... probably also have a 3d array that is 7 columns by 6 rows and fill it with the dates that match up with them (and like -1 or 0 or something for indexes that are not actually in the month) so like the array for June 2003 would be like
(1,1) := 1 %June first is a monday so the first day of the first week is the day 1
(1,2) := 2
(1,3) := 3
(1,4) := 4
(1,5) := 5
(1,6) := 6
(1,7) := 7
(2,1) := 8
(2,2) := 9
(2,3) := 10
(2,4) := 11
(2,5) := 12
(2,6) := 13
(2,7) := 14
....
(5,1) := 29
(5,2) := 30
(5,3) := 0
(5,4) := 0
(5,5) := 0
(5,6) := 0
(5,7) := 0
etc
to fill the array I would have something like the current day of the week and whenever it gets to 7, put it back to 1 and also something for the current week # and whenever you reset your day of the week to 1, add one to the week # ... and whenever the month ends, reset the week # to 1
then when you go to display it just use a Font.Draw or locatexy to output the numbers into your grid... you should put this into a double for loop so you'd have like
for q : 1..6
for w : 1..7
locatexy (w*sizeofyourboxes, q*sizeofyourboxes)
put monthcalendar (q,w)
end for
end for
I've probably posted too much of how to do this :/ hopefully you can understand what I'm talking about
