How about a calendar in a large size? about calendar-vim HOT 6 CLOSED

Cool!

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Merged

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Thank you.

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Sorry. A small mistake.
bufname('.') does not make sense.

diff --git a/autoload/calendar.vim b/autoload/calendar.vim
index 9efb6f6..11e3c54 100644
--- a/autoload/calendar.vim
+++ b/autoload/calendar.vim
@@ -801,7 +801,7 @@ function! calendar#show(...)
     elseif dir == 0
       silent execute 'to '.vcolumn.'vsplit __Calendar'
       setlocal winfixwidth
-    elseif bufname('.') == '' && &l:modified == 0
+    elseif bufname('%') == '' && &l:modified == 0
       silent execute 'edit __Calendar'
     else
       silent execute 'tabnew __Calendar'

Moreover, I noticed a fatal error.
Currently, the wide mode gets the size of the buffer by winwidth and winheight functions before creating the __Calendar buffer.
This results in weird size in some cases.
For example,

:edit plugin/calendar.vim
:vsplit
:CalendarT

open in a half-width size, while the width of the buffer is the same as the whole screen.
One solution is: the command :CalendarT always opens a new tab, and use the size of the whole screen instead of using the size of the window.
Second solutions is: create the calendar buffer before building display string.

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Thank you. I modified the part as that use &columns and (&lines - &cmdheight) to calculate buffer size.

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Hmm... winwidth(0) was not bad.

:CalendarT
:vnew
:wincmd p
<Left><Right>

In this case, it is preferable to fit to the buffer size.

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