Tuesday, August 18, 2009 at 7:29 PM.

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myTwitterProfileSuite.getFeedLinksHtml

on getFeedLinksHtml (feedname, thisDate) {
	<<Changes
		<<5/28/09; 6:20:06 PM by DW
			<<Created. Return the HTML for the feed links that go in the right margin.
	local (adrdata = myTwitterProfileSuite.init ());
	local (htmltext = "", indentlevel = 0);
	on add (s) {
		htmltext = htmltext + string.filledstring ("\t", indentlevel) + s + "\r"};
	on visit (adritem) {
		if adritem^.feed == feedname {
			local (day, month, year, hour, minute, second);
			date.get (adritem^.pubdate, @day, @month, @year, @hour, @minute, @second);
			local (s = date.monthtostring (month) + " " + day);
			if adritem^.pubdate == thisdate {
				add ("<b>" + s + "</b><br /><br />")}
			else {
				add ("<a href=\"" + adritem^.permalink + "\">" + s + "</a><br /><br />")}}};
	mainResponder.calendar.visitReverseChronologic (@adrdata^.calendar, @visit);
	return (htmltext)};
bundle { //test code
	webbrowser.displaytext (getFeedLinksHtml ("rebootNews", config.myTwitterProfile.calendar.["2009"].["05"].["19"].["000095"].pubDate))}

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