Updated docs and configure.ac

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Erick Pérez Castellanos
2012-10-10 15:55:18 -04:00
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surpass 31 days), when drawing(maybe mark in other color) and selecting, etc.
!!! Fix GcalMonthView to take into account 31 days when in need of 42 cells
instead of 35.
- Review all-day checkbox and date/time fields interaction in GcalEditDialog
- Check width of read-only layer in GcalEditDialog
- Review the real need of GcalFloatingContainer
- Review/check the adding of a new source live.
- Review size/resize of GcalEventView widget
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@@ -104,6 +104,7 @@ echo "
prefix: ${prefix}
compiler: ${CC}
flags: ${CFLAGS} ${CPPFLAGS} ${CALENDAR_CFLAGS} ${LDFLAGS} ${CALENDAR_LIBS} ${LIBS}
Now type 'make' to build $PACKAGE
"
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# Some words about how do we work so far #
1. We load calendar sources from Online Accounts.
(So we'll need a view for adding sources, since I refuse
to read some gconf key from evolution to load some others.
Maybe that's will be the way eventually, but well)
1. We load calendar sources from Online Accounts, and the default sources.
(So we'll need a view for adding sources)
2. Using sexp for getting objects between two dates:
(occur-in-time-range? (make-time "20001116T230000Z") (make-time "20001217T230000Z") "America/Havana")
3. We'll merge all the description from `e_cal_component_get_description_list`
into one big description for an event.
into one big description for an event. Actually the thing is for now we'll just handle E_CAL_COMPONENT_EVENT
any other VType will cause unknown behavior
4. I've done a lot of simplication from what the API of e-d-s offers to how we
show alarms of events. The code is marked with comments inside GcalManager.
Among other stuff we'll show only reminders set before the event, and just
before the start time of the event.
5. All-day events are those that fall under one of these conditions:
- Both, start date and end date are marked with is_date, so doesn't have time specified