AE all snippets from blog post.textexpander

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			<string>xbye</string>
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			<date>2015-05-21T13:46:55Z</date>
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			<string>Random Good Bye </string>
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			<date>2015-09-03T22:00:57Z</date>
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-- Helmut Hauser
-- http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
-- July 2015
-- ----------------------------------------
-- for Asian Efficieny
-- http://www.asianefficiency.com/
-- ----------------------------------------
-- Script originally taken from http://smilesoftware.com/help/TextExpander/applescript.html
----------------------------------------
-- You can adapt the list to your needs
----------------------------------------
set greetingsList to {"All the best", "Live long and prosper", "Hasta la vista baby", "Peace Out", "Have a good day"}
----------------------------------------
set listLength to count greetingsList
set randomNumber to (random number from 1 to listLength)
set selectedGreeting to item randomNumber of greetingsList


----------------------------------------
-- You can change here some the formatting
----------------------------------------

set finalOutput to selectedGreeting &amp; "," &amp; return &amp; "Mike Schmitz"

return finalOutput


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			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>nxsat</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-05-21T09:16:55Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of next Saturday</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-06-16T10:25:09Z</date>
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			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/




# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g., set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Monday) -- Monday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekday(Saturday) -- Saturday



set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day), with other textpiece like ")" 
# together with &amp;
set fullOutput to "next " &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine from Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser

# eneric script that allows you to get the date information of a specific upcoming weekday
# e.g., to get the date of next Monday
# getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday)
# Note that the scripts caculates the next upcoming weekday 
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday) will return the date for Monday next week
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Tuesday) will return the date of tomorrow
on getDateOfNextWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	set returnDate to current date
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (current date) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
end getDateOfNextWeekday
#----------------------------------------




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			<string>nxsun</string>
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			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-05-21T09:16:55Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of next Sunday</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-06-16T10:22:18Z</date>
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			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/




# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g., set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Monday) -- Monday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekday(Sunday) -- Sunday



set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day), with other textpiece like ")" 
# together with &amp;
set fullOutput to "next " &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine from Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser

# eneric script that allows you to get the date information of a specific upcoming weekday
# e.g., to get the date of next Monday
# getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday)
# Note that the scripts caculates the next upcoming weekday 
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday) will return the date for Monday next week
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Tuesday) will return the date of tomorrow
on getDateOfNextWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	set returnDate to current date
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (current date) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
end getDateOfNextWeekday
#----------------------------------------




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			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>nxthu</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-05-21T09:16:55Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of next Thursday</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-06-16T10:24:24Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/




# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g., set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Monday) -- Monday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekday(Thursday) -- Thursday



set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day), with other textpiece like ")" 
# together with &amp;
set fullOutput to "next " &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine from Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser

# eneric script that allows you to get the date information of a specific upcoming weekday
# e.g., to get the date of next Monday
# getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday)
# Note that the scripts caculates the next upcoming weekday 
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday) will return the date for Monday next week
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Tuesday) will return the date of tomorrow
on getDateOfNextWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	set returnDate to current date
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (current date) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
end getDateOfNextWeekday
#----------------------------------------




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			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>nxtue</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-05-21T09:16:55Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of next Tueday</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-13T21:00:18Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/




# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g., set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Monday) -- Monday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekday(Tuesday) -- Tuesday



set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day), with other textpiece like ")" 
# together with &amp;
set fullOutput to "next " &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine from Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser

# eneric script that allows you to get the date information of a specific upcoming weekday
# e.g., to get the date of next Monday
# getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday)
# Note that the scripts caculates the next upcoming weekday 
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday) will return the date for Monday next week
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Tuesday) will return the date of tomorrow
on getDateOfNextWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	set returnDate to current date
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (current date) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
end getDateOfNextWeekday
#----------------------------------------




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			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>nxwed</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-05-21T09:16:55Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of next Wednesday</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-06-16T10:24:10Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/




# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g., set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Monday) -- Monday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekday(Wednesday) -- Wednesday



set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day), with other textpiece like ")" 
# together with &amp;
set fullOutput to "next " &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine from Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser

# eneric script that allows you to get the date information of a specific upcoming weekday
# e.g., to get the date of next Monday
# getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday)
# Note that the scripts caculates the next upcoming weekday 
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday) will return the date for Monday next week
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Tuesday) will return the date of tomorrow
on getDateOfNextWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	set returnDate to current date
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (current date) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
end getDateOfNextWeekday
#----------------------------------------




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			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>lmail</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-05-29T12:42:09Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>get unique email link</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-09-03T22:02:28Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># Helmut Hauser
	# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
	# 
	# Jun 2015
	#
	# for Asian Efficiency
	# http://www.asianefficiency.com/

# You have to adapt this line to your mail account name
# You can find it in your Mail preferences under accounts and there in "Description"
set accountName to "Personal"

tell application "Mail"
	set _links to {}
	set _msg to first message of mailbox "Sent" of account accountName
	set _messageURL to "message://%3c" &amp; _msg's message id &amp; "%3e"
	set end of _links to _messageURL
	
	set AppleScript's text item delimiters to return
	return (_links as string)
end tell

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		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>lnvalt</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-05-27T10:16:07Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>get link to nvALT document</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-26T06:31:49Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string>on textexpander(abbreviation)
	
	# Helmut Hauser
	# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
	# 
	# Jun 2015
	#
	# for Asian Efficiency
	# http://www.asianefficiency.com/
	
	# Form to link to nvALT:
	# nv://find/ideas%20for%papers
	# spaces are converted to "%20"
	
	
	#convert to URL scheme
	
	#get title from the currently highlighted nvALT document
	tell application "System Events"
		tell process "nvALT"
			tell window "nvALT"
				set textVal to (value of (text field 1 of group 1 of toolbar 1))
			end tell
		end tell
	end tell
	set finalOutput to "nv://find/" &amp; replace_chars(textVal, " ", "%20")
	
	set ouT to (finalOutput as text)
	return (ouT)
	
end textexpander

# subroutine taken from
# http://www.macosxautomation.com/applescript/sbrt/sbrt-06.html
on replace_chars(this_text, search_string, replacement_string)
	set AppleScript's text item delimiters to the search_string
	set the item_list to every text item of this_text
	set AppleScript's text item delimiters to the replacement_string
	set this_text to the item_list as string
	set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ""
	return this_text
end replace_chars</string>
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			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>ltiny</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-01-20T11:02:49Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>get shortened URL link via tinyurl</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-26T06:27:10Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># script that takes the URL of the currently active Safari window and returns 
# a shortened link created by the tinyurl service

-- Helmut Hauser
-- http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
-- July 2, 2015
-- ----------------------------------------
-- for Asian Efficieny
-- http://www.asianefficiency.com/

-- code adapted from 
-- https://gist.github.com/justin/332866


tell application "Safari"
	set ClipURL to URL of current tab of window 1
end tell


ignoring case
	set curlCMD to ¬
		"curl --stderr /dev/null \"http://tinyurl.com/api-create.php?url=" &amp; ClipURL &amp; "\""
	
	-- Run the script and get the result:
	set tinyURL to (do shell script curlCMD)
	
	return tinyURL
	
end ignoring</string>
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			<string>87E36173-8F62-421E-9ECB-FE62D6659C2D</string>
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		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>lhtml</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-13T06:19:39Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>URL to HTML link</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-26T06:40:09Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># Helmut Hauser
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
# 
# July 2015
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/

&lt;a href="%snippet:safurl%"&gt; %| &lt;/a&gt;</string>
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			<string>181C7928-50C6-4EC8-98CC-860932375061</string>
		</dict>
		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>llatex</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-13T06:19:39Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>URL to LaTeX link</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-26T06:40:15Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># Helmut Hauser
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
# 
# July 2015
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/

\href{%snippet:safurl%}{ %| }</string>
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			<string>657792AF-5EA3-4FD6-85AA-1BFB8935FA3C</string>
		</dict>
		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>lmd</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-13T06:19:39Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>URL to Markdown link</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-26T06:40:19Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># Helmut Hauser
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
# 
# July 2015
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/

[ %|  ](%snippet:safurl%)</string>
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			<string>00D159DF-D0E1-410C-8408-8F16B879E4EE</string>
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		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>chrtit</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-13T06:19:39Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>get title of Chrome browser</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-26T06:19:58Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string>#simple script that returns the title of the foremost window and tab of Google Chrome

-- Helmut Hauser
-- http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
-- July 2, 2015
-- ----------------------------------------
-- for Asian Efficieny
-- http://www.asianefficiency.com/


tell application "Google Chrome" to return title of active tab of front window</string>
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			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>chrurl</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-13T06:19:39Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>get URL of Chrome browser</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-26T06:20:06Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string>#simple script that returns the URL of the foremost window and tab of Google Chrome

-- Helmut Hauser
-- http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
-- July 2, 2015
-- ----------------------------------------
-- for Asian Efficieny
-- http://www.asianefficiency.com/


tell application "Google Chrome" to return URL of active tab of front window</string>
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			<string>30138987-F38F-414E-A4D9-552E89CE67B2</string>
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		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>saftit</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-13T06:19:39Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>get title of Safari browser</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-26T06:19:50Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string>#simple script that returns the title of the foremost window and tab of Safari

-- Helmut Hauser
-- http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
-- July 2, 2015
-- ----------------------------------------
-- for Asian Efficieny
-- http://www.asianefficiency.com/


tell application "Safari" to return name of current tab of window 1</string>
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			<key>uuidString</key>
			<string>88DBBF79-6210-424F-B245-D8212B91A317</string>
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		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>safurl</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-13T06:19:39Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>get URL of Safari browser</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-26T06:20:25Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string>#simple script that returns the URL of the foremost window and tab of Safari

-- Helmut Hauser
-- http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
-- July 2, 2015
-- ----------------------------------------
-- for Asian Efficieny
-- http://www.asianefficiency.com/


tell application "Safari" to return URL of current tab of window 1</string>
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			<key>uuidString</key>
			<string>EA249560-CB2D-4469-83A9-B757CD0FBD89</string>
		</dict>
		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>newtop</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-01-25T17:30:20Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>next week nicely formatted</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-07-25T22:04:47Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># Helmut Hauser
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
# 
# 17. Jun 2015
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/



# Get date information from Monday to Sunday
# If weekday is Monday or Tuesday still calculate the date range for the current week
# otherwise take the upcoming week
global TodayDate
set TodayDate to current date

# to insure that on Tuesdays still provides the current week 
if TodayDate's weekday is Tuesday then
	set TodayDate to TodayDate - days
end if

if TodayDate's weekday is Monday then
	# caculate still the date range for the current week
	set dayNextSunday to (day of getDateOfNextWeekday(Sunday))
	set dayNextMonday to (day of TodayDate)
	set monthNextSunday to (month of getDateOfNextWeekday(Sunday))
	set monthNextMonday to (month of TodayDate)
else
	# caculate the date range for the upcoming week
	set dayNextSunday to (day of getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Sunday))
	set dayNextMonday to (day of getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Monday))
	set monthNextSunday to (month of getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Sunday))
	set monthNextMonday to (month of getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Monday))
end if




# ========================================
# formatting the final output
# ========================================
set monthNextMonday to (text 1 thru 3 of (monthNextMonday as string))
set monthNextSunday to (text 1 thru 3 of (monthNextSunday as string))
set longLine to ("========================================" as string)
set fullOutput to longLine &amp; return &amp; "    " &amp; dayNextMonday &amp; ". " &amp; monthNextMonday &amp; " - " &amp; dayNextSunday &amp; ". " &amp; monthNextSunday &amp; return &amp; longLine &amp; return

return fullOutput


# Script from Doug Stephen (adapted by Helmut Hauser)
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# generic script that allows you to the date informmation of the 
# e.g., getting the date of next Monday
# getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday)
# Note if today is this weekday (e.g., Monday) it returns the date of the next week's Monday
on getDateOfNextWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	set returnDate to current date
	
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then set returnDate to returnDate + days
	--if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then set returnDate to returnDate + 7
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
end getDateOfNextWeekday



## ========================================
on getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	#find next Sunday as a starting point to count (i.e., week starts with Monday)
	set nextSundayDate to TodayDate
	
	if nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday then
		nextSundayDate is ((TodayDate) + (7 * days))
	else
		repeat until nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday
			set nextSundayDate to nextSundayDate + days
		end repeat
	end if
	
	# Using Sunday as starting point to find the date of the weekday
	set returnDate to nextSundayDate
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (nextSundayDate) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
	
end getDateOfNextWeekWeekday</string>
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			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>nwfri</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-06-16T10:10:05Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of Friday next week</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-08-02T19:38:27Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/


# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g, set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Sunday) -- Sunday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Friday) -- Friday


set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day, with other text pieces like ")" or "," 
# You will have to put an ampersand  "&amp;" in between
# If you need to make a newline use the keyword "return" (without quotation mark)
set fullOutput to "" &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " next week" &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine is based on script by Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser
#----------------------------------------

on getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	
	#find next Sunday as a starting point to count (i.e., week starts with Monday)
	set nextSundayDate to current date
	
	if nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday then
		nextSundayDate is ((current date) + (7 * days))
	else
		repeat until nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday
			set nextSundayDate to nextSundayDate + days
		end repeat
	end if
	
	# Using Sunday as starting point to find the date of the weekday
	set returnDate to nextSundayDate
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (nextSundayDate) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
	
end getDateOfNextWeekWeekday


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		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>nwmon</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-06-16T10:10:05Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of Monday next week</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-08-02T19:40:40Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/


# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g, set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Sunday) -- Sunday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Monday) -- Monday


set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day, with other text pieces like ")" or "," 
# You will have to put an ampersand  "&amp;" in between
# If you need to make a newline use the keyword "return" (without quotation mark)
set fullOutput to "" &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " next week" &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine is based on script by Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser
#----------------------------------------

on getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	
	#find next Sunday as a starting point to count (i.e., week starts with Monday)
	set nextSundayDate to current date
	
	if nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday then
		nextSundayDate is ((current date) + (7 * days))
	else
		repeat until nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday
			set nextSundayDate to nextSundayDate + days
		end repeat
	end if
	
	# Using Sunday as starting point to find the date of the weekday
	set returnDate to nextSundayDate
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (nextSundayDate) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
	
end getDateOfNextWeekWeekday


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		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>nwsat</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-06-16T10:10:05Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of Saturday next week</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-08-02T19:39:14Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/


# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g, set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Sunday) -- Sunday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Saturday) -- Saturday


set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day, with other text pieces like ")" or "," 
# You will have to put an ampersand  "&amp;" in between
# If you need to make a newline use the keyword "return" (without quotation mark)
set fullOutput to "" &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " next week" &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine is based on script by Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser
#----------------------------------------

on getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	
	#find next Sunday as a starting point to count (i.e., week starts with Monday)
	set nextSundayDate to current date
	
	if nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday then
		nextSundayDate is ((current date) + (7 * days))
	else
		repeat until nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday
			set nextSundayDate to nextSundayDate + days
		end repeat
	end if
	
	# Using Sunday as starting point to find the date of the weekday
	set returnDate to nextSundayDate
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (nextSundayDate) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
	
end getDateOfNextWeekWeekday


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			<string>73EB0959-B5E8-48E5-9CA6-149ADC494E64</string>
		</dict>
		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>nwsun</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-06-16T10:10:05Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of Sunday next week</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-08-02T19:39:19Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/


# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g., set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Monday) -- Monday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Sunday) -- Sunday



set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day, with other text pieces like ")" or "," 
# You will have to put an ampersand  "&amp;" in between
# If you need to make a newline use the keyword "return" (without quotation mark)
set fullOutput to "" &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " next week" &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine is based on script by Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser
#----------------------------------------

on getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	
	#find next Sunday as a starting point to count (i.e., week starts with Monday)
	set nextSundayDate to current date
	
	if nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday then
		nextSundayDate is ((current date) + (7 * days))
	else
		repeat until nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday
			set nextSundayDate to nextSundayDate + days
		end repeat
	end if
	
	# Using Sunday as starting point to find the date of the weekday
	set returnDate to nextSundayDate
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (nextSundayDate) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
	
end getDateOfNextWeekWeekday


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		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>nwthu</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-06-16T10:10:05Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of Thursday next week</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-08-02T19:39:27Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/


# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g, set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Sunday) -- Sunday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Thursday) -- Thursday


set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day, with other text pieces like ")" or "," 
# You will have to put an ampersand  "&amp;" in between
# If you need to make a newline use the keyword "return" (without quotation mark)
set fullOutput to "" &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " next week" &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine is based on script by Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser
#----------------------------------------

on getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	
	#find next Sunday as a starting point to count (i.e., week starts with Monday)
	set nextSundayDate to current date
	
	if nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday then
		nextSundayDate is ((current date) + (7 * days))
	else
		repeat until nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday
			set nextSundayDate to nextSundayDate + days
		end repeat
	end if
	
	# Using Sunday as starting point to find the date of the weekday
	set returnDate to nextSundayDate
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (nextSundayDate) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
	
end getDateOfNextWeekWeekday


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		<dict>
			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>nwtue</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-06-16T10:10:05Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of Monday next week</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-08-02T19:39:33Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/


# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g., set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Sunday) -- Sunday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Tuesday) -- Tuesday


set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day, with other text pieces like ")" or "," 
# You will have to put an ampersand  "&amp;" in between
# If you need to make a newline use the keyword "return" (without quotation mark)
set fullOutput to "" &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " next week" &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine is based on script by Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser
#----------------------------------------

on getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	
	#find next Sunday as a starting point to count (i.e., week starts with Monday)
	set nextSundayDate to current date
	
	if nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday then
		nextSundayDate is ((current date) + (7 * days))
	else
		repeat until nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday
			set nextSundayDate to nextSundayDate + days
		end repeat
	end if
	
	# Using Sunday as starting point to find the date of the weekday
	set returnDate to nextSundayDate
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (nextSundayDate) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
	
end getDateOfNextWeekWeekday


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			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>nwwed</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-06-16T10:10:05Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of Wednesday next week</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-08-02T19:39:37Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/


# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g., set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Sunday) -- Sunday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Wednesday) -- Wednesday


set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day, with other text pieces like ")" or "," 
# You will have to put an ampersand  "&amp;" in between
# If you need to make a newline use the keyword "return" (without quotation mark)
set fullOutput to "" &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " next week" &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine is based on script by Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser
#----------------------------------------

on getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	
	#find next Sunday as a starting point to count (i.e., week starts with Monday)
	set nextSundayDate to current date
	
	if nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday then
		nextSundayDate is ((current date) + (7 * days))
	else
		repeat until nextSundayDate's weekday is Sunday
			set nextSundayDate to nextSundayDate + days
		end repeat
	end if
	
	# Using Sunday as starting point to find the date of the weekday
	set returnDate to nextSundayDate
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (nextSundayDate) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
	
end getDateOfNextWeekWeekday


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			<key>abbreviation</key>
			<string>nxfri</string>
			<key>abbreviationMode</key>
			<integer>0</integer>
			<key>creationDate</key>
			<date>2015-05-21T09:16:55Z</date>
			<key>label</key>
			<string>date of next Friday</string>
			<key>modificationDate</key>
			<date>2015-06-16T10:24:44Z</date>
			<key>plainText</key>
			<string># AppleScript for TextExpander
# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/




# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g., set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Monday) -- Monday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekday(Friday) -- Friday



set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day), with other textpiece like ")" 
# together with &amp;
set fullOutput to "next " &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine from Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser

# eneric script that allows you to get the date information of a specific upcoming weekday
# e.g., to get the date of next Monday
# getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday)
# Note that the scripts caculates the next upcoming weekday 
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday) will return the date for Monday next week
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Tuesday) will return the date of tomorrow
on getDateOfNextWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	set returnDate to current date
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (current date) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
end getDateOfNextWeekday
#----------------------------------------




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# Helmut Hauser
# May 21, 2015
# http://www.worksmartandberemarkable.com
#
# for Asian Efficiency
# http://www.asianefficiency.com/




# For different weekdays you simply have to change the this line
# e.g., set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekWeekday(Sunday) -- Sunday
set dateOfNextWeekday to getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday) -- Monday



set myWeekDay to weekday of dateOfNextWeekday
set myMonth to month of dateOfNextWeekday
set myDay to day of dateOfNextWeekday
set myYear to year of dateOfNextWeekday

# Here we put the final output together
# if you want a different format, you will have to change this line
# simply combine variables, like myMonth or my Day), with other textpiece like ")" 
# together with &amp;
set fullOutput to "next " &amp; myWeekDay &amp; " (" &amp; myMonth &amp; " " &amp; myDay &amp; ", " &amp; myYear &amp; ")"

return fullOutput




# ----------------------------------------
# subroutine from Doug Stephen
# see http://canadian-fury.com/2012/08/31/performing-fixed-point-date-arithmetic-in-textexpander-using-applescript/
# adapted by Helmut Hauser

# eneric script that allows you to get the date information of a specific upcoming weekday
# e.g., to get the date of next Monday
# getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday)
# Note that the scripts caculates the next upcoming weekday 
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Monday) will return the date for Monday next week
# If today is Monday, getDateOfNextWeekday(Tuesday) will return the date of tomorrow
on getDateOfNextWeekday(nextWeekdayToFind)
	set returnDate to current date
	if returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind then return (current date) + (7 * days)
	repeat until returnDate's weekday is nextWeekdayToFind
		set returnDate to returnDate + days
	end repeat
	
	return returnDate
end getDateOfNextWeekday
#----------------------------------------




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