Docs comments and fixes.
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These are some of the flows followed inside the application.
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### Adding calendar (`gcal_store_add_source`) ###
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Sources are added defined by an URI, at least for now. I think there's
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work been done on improving this, but for now, there and URI defining every
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source we're adding.
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* Check if the URI already existed
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(here will have to take into account relative and absolute URIs)
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* If it isn't new end processing.
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* Create the ECalClient, add it to the list.
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* Open the ECalClient (`e_client_open`)
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* Retrieve capabilities ? (ask IRC, what's this)
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//FIXME this wil be later implemented, when needed
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* Get Object list based on the existing query
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* Create ECalClientView using the existing query.
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* Hook to ECalClientView signals
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### Setting a view in the main window (`gcal_main_window_set_view`) ###
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This will work for setting a new view (the app hasn't instanced a view
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of that type yet), or for updating an old view with a new time lapse
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* Update GSettings key for keeping active-view-type
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* Create/Update the view with the active date from
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`GcalMainWindow.active_date`
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* Retrieve new time range from view.
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* Update time range in store (a `GcalStore`)
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* Hook up to signals emitted from GcalStore to read active events
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from updated time range
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* Hook up to signals emitted from GcalStore to get events
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updates lively
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* Update `GcalMainWindow.view_type`
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