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- Free software is going international! The Free Translation Project

-is a way to get maintainers of free software, translators, and users all

-together, so that will gradually become able to speak many languages.

-A few packages already provide translations for their messages.

- If you found this `ABOUT-NLS' file inside a distribution, you may

-assume that the distributed package does use GNU `gettext' internally,

-itself available at your nearest GNU archive site. But you do *not*

-need to install GNU `gettext' prior to configuring, installing or using

- Installers will find here some useful hints. These notes also

-explain how users should proceed for getting the programs to use the

-available translations. They tell how people wanting to contribute and

-work at translations should contact the appropriate team.

- When reporting bugs in the `intl/' directory or bugs which may be

-related to internationalization, you should tell about the version of

-`gettext' which is used. The information can be found in the

- If you want to exploit the full power of internationalization, you

-to force usage of internationalizing routines provided within this

-package, despite the existence of internationalizing capabilities in the

-operating system where this package is being installed. So far, only

-the `gettext' implementation in the GNU C library version 2 provides as

-many features (such as locale alias or message inheritance) as the

-implementation here. It is also not possible to offer this additional

-functionality on top of a `catgets' implementation. Future versions of

-GNU `gettext' will very likely convey even more functionality. So it

-might be a good idea to change to GNU `gettext' as soon as possible.

- So you need not provide this option if you are using GNU libc 2 or

-you have installed a recent copy of the GNU gettext package with the

- Some packages are "localizable" when properly installed; the

-programs they contain can be made to speak your own native language.

-Most such packages use GNU `gettext'. Other packages have their own

- By default, this package will be installed to allow translation of

-messages. It will automatically detect whether the system provides

-usable `catgets' (if using this is selected by the installer) or

-`gettext' functions. If neither is available, the GNU `gettext' own

-library will be used. This library is wholly contained within this

-package, usually in the `intl/' subdirectory, so prior installation of

-the GNU `gettext' package is *not* required. Installers may use

-special options at configuration time for changing the default

-will respectively bypass any pre-existing `catgets' or `gettext' to use

-the internationalizing routines provided within this package, enable

-the use of the `catgets' functions (if found on the locale system), or

- When you already have GNU `gettext' installed on your system and run

-configure without an option for your new package, `configure' will

-probably detect the previously built and installed `libintl.a' file and

-will decide to use this. This might be not what is desirable. You

-should use the more recent version of the GNU `gettext' library. I.e.

-if the file `intl/VERSION' shows that the library which comes with this

- By default the configuration process will not test for the `catgets'

-function and therefore they will not be used. The reasons are already

-given above: the emulation on top of `catgets' cannot provide all the

-extensions provided by the GNU `gettext' library. If you nevertheless

-to enable the test for `catgets' (this causes no harm if `catgets' is

-not available on your system). If you really select this option we

-would like to hear about the reasons because we cannot think of any

- Internationalized packages have usually many `po/LL.po' files, where

-LL gives an ISO 639 two-letter code identifying the language. Unless

-translations have been forbidden at `configure' time by using the

-`--disable-nls' switch, all available translations are installed

-together with the package. However, the environment variable `LINGUAS'

-may be set, prior to configuration, to limit the installed set.

-`LINGUAS' should then contain a space separated list of two-letter

- As a user, if your language has been installed for this package, you

-only have to set the `LANG' environment variable to the appropriate

-ISO 639 `LL' two-letter code prior to using the programs in the

-package. For example, let's suppose that you speak German. At the

-shell prompt, merely execute `setenv LANG de' (in `csh'),

-`export LANG; LANG=de' (in `sh') or `export LANG=de' (in `bash'). This

-can be done from your `.login' or `.profile' file, once and for all.

- An operating system might already offer message localization for

-many of its programs, while other programs have been installed locally

-with the full capabilities of GNU `gettext'. Just using `gettext'

-extended syntax for `LANG' would break proper localization of already

-available operating system programs. In this case, users should set

-both `LANGUAGE' and `LANG' variables in their environment, as programs

-using GNU `gettext' give preference to `LANGUAGE'. For example, some

-Swedish users would rather read translations in German than English for

-when Swedish is not available. This is easily accomplished by setting

- For the Free Translation Project to be a success, we need interested

-people who like their own language and write it well, and who are also

-able to synergize with other translators speaking the same language.

-Each translation team has its own mailing list, courtesy of Linux

-International. You may reach your translation team at the address

-`LL@li.org', replacing LL by the two-letter ISO 639 code for your

-language. Language codes are *not* the same as the country codes given

-in ISO 3166. The following translation teams exist, as of December

- Chinese `zh', Czech `cs', Danish `da', Dutch `nl', English `en',

- Esperanto `eo', Finnish `fi', French `fr', German `de', Hungarian

- `hu', Irish `ga', Italian `it', Indonesian `id', Japanese `ja',

- Korean `ko', Latin `la', Norwegian `no', Persian `fa', Polish

- `pl', Portuguese `pt', Russian `ru', Slovenian `sl', Spanish `es',

-For example, you may reach the Chinese translation team by writing to

- If you'd like to volunteer to *work* at translating messages, you

-should become a member of the translating team for your own language.

-The subscribing address is *not* the same as the list itself, it has

-`-request' appended. For example, speakers of Swedish can send a

-message to `sv-request@li.org', having this message body:

- Keep in mind that team members are expected to participate

-*actively* in translations, or at solving translational difficulties,

-rather than merely lurking around. If your team does not exist yet and

-you want to start one, or if you are unsure about what to do or how to

-get started, please write to `translation@iro.umontreal.ca' to reach the

- The English team is special. It works at improving and uniformizing

-the terminology in use. Proven linguistic skill are praised more than

- Languages are not equally supported in all packages. The following

-matrix shows the current state of internationalization, as of December

-1997. The matrix shows, in regard of each package, for which languages

-PO files have been submitted to translation coordination.

- Ready PO files cs da de en es fi fr it ja ko nl no pl pt ru sl sv

- 17 languages cs da de en es fi fr it ja ko nl no pl pt ru sl sv

- 27 packages 6 4 25 1 18 1 26 2 1 12 20 9 19 7 4 7 17 179

- Some counters in the preceding matrix are higher than the number of

-visible blocks let us expect. This is because a few extra PO files are

-used for implementing regional variants of languages, or language

- For a PO file in the matrix above to be effective, the package to

-which it applies should also have been internationalized and

-distributed as such by its maintainer. There might be an observable

-lag between the mere existence a PO file and its wide availability in a

- If December 1997 seems to be old, you may fetch a more recent copy

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- * composer/Makefile.am (EXTRA_DIST): Added `$(glade_DATA)'.

- * camel/camel-mime-message.c (_write_to_stream): Removed extra ':'

- (camel_simple_data_wrapper_stream_construct): Updated accordingly.

- (camel_simple_data_wrapper_stream_new): Updated accordingly.

- (camel_stream_data_wrapper_construct): Updated accordingly.

- * camel/camel-data-wrapper.h: Replaced `IS_CAMEL...()' type check

- * tests/test1.c (main): Updated to match the `RECIPIENT_TYPE'

- * camel/camel-mime-message.h: Changed `RECIPIENT_TYPE_TO',

- `CAMEL_RECIPIENT_TYPE_TO', `CAMEL_RECIPIENT_TYPE_CC' and

- * tests/test1.c: If executed with a file name parameter, attach a

- file with with that name to the email without loading it into

- * camel/camel-mime-part.c (_set_encoding): Updated to use

- (_write_content_to_stream): Honour the `encoding' member.

- (_write_to_stream): Write the encoding string using it.

- * camel/camel-mime-part.h: New enum `CamelMimePartEncodingType'.

- Member `encoding' of `struct _CamelMimePart' changed from `gchar

- *' to `CamelMimePartEncodingType'. All the encoding-related

- * camel/gmime-base64.c (gmime_encode_base64): Got it to work.

- * camel/gmime-base64.h: New, previously missing, header.

- * camel/camel-stream-data-wrapper.c: New file implementing the

- * camel/camel-stream-data-wrapper.h: Corresponding header.

- * camel/camel-simple-data-wrapper.c: Implemented the `get_stream'

- (camel_simple_data_wrapper_class_init): Install it in the class

- (camel_simple_data_wrapper_init): New function initializing the

- * camel/camel-simple-data-wrapper.h: New member `stream' in

- * camel/camel-simple-data-wrapper-stream.c: New file implementing

- * camel/camel-simple-data-wrapper-stream.h: Corresponding header.

- * camel/camel-data-wrapper.c (camel_data_wrapper_get_stream): New

- (_get_stream): New private function, just returning NULL.

- (camel_data_wrapper_class_init): Install it as the default

- * camel/camel-data-wrapper.h: New virtual method `get_stream' in

- (camel_data_wrapper_get_stream): New function prototype.

- * tests/ui-tests/msg-composer-test.c: New file for testing the

- * tests/ui-tests/Makefile.am (noinst_PROGRAMS): Compile it. Do

- not compile `store_listing' for now because it's currently broken.

- (INCLUDES): Added the `widgets' source directory to the include

- * camel/gmime-rfc2047.c (rfc2047_clean): Removed C++-like comment.

- * camel/camel-folder.c (camel_folder_get_message_uid_by_number):

- * camel/gmime-content-field.c (gmime_content_field_get_parameter):

- * camel/camel-provider.c (camel_provider_register): Likewise.

- * camel/camel-multipart.c (_construct_from_stream): Likewise.

- * camel/camel-mime-part.c (_write_content_to_stream): Likewise.

- * camel/camel-medium.c (camel_medium_class_init): Likewise.

- * camel/camel-data-wrapper.h (camel_data_wrapper_get_type): Make

- * camel/camel-folder-pt-proxy.c (_op_exec_or_plan_for_exec):

- * camel/camel-op-queue.c (camel_op_queue_set_service_availability):

- * camel/camel-folder.c (camel_folder_has_uid_capability):

- * camel/providers/MH/mh-utils.c (mh_is_a_message_file):

- * camel/camel-folder.c (camel_folder_has_uid_capability):

- * camel/camel-folder.c (camel_folder_close): publicized

- * tests/ui-tests/store_listing.c (show_folder_messages):

- (show_folder_messages): re-enabled old CPU/Mem consumming

- * camel/providers/MH/camel-mh-folder.c (_create_summary):

- * camel/providers/maildir/camel-maildir-folder.c (_init_with_store):

- * camel/providers/MH/camel-mh-folder.c (_create_summary):

- * camel/camel-recipient.c (camel_recipient_foreach_recipient_type):

- * camel/providers/maildir: Added (experimental) maildir

- provider written by Jukka Zitting <hukka@greywolves.org>

- * camel/camel-provider.c (camel_provider_get_for_protocol):

- bug fix. patch from Jukka Zitting <hukka@greywolves.org>

- * camel/camel-mime-message.c (_write_one_recipient_to_stream):

- * camel/camel-recipient.c (camel_recipient_foreach_recipient_type):

- new convinience function. Iterate over all recipient types.

- * camel/gmime-utils.c (gmime_write_header_table_to_stream):

- s/write_header_table_to_stream/gmime_write_header_table_to_stream/

- s/write_header_with_glist_to_stream/gmime_write_header_with_glist_to_stream/

- * camel/camel-mime-part-utils.c (camel_mime_part_store_stream_in_buffer):

- at caller request (when calling CamelMedium::get_content_object)

- Providers with better access to the messages (mbox/MH ...)

- * camel/camel-mime-part.c (_construct_from_stream): calls

- * camel/gmime-utils.c (_store_header_pair_from_string):

- do not use hash table to store header, use an array instead.

- * camel/camel-mime-part.c: now descend from CamelMedium.

- * camel/gmime-content-field.c (gmime_content_field_free): added

- * camel/camel-stream-fs.c (camel_stream_fs_new_with_name):

- name parameter is const. This fixes a bug in destroy ()

- * camel/providers/MH/camel-mh-folder.c (_copy_message_to):

- * tests/ui-tests/store_listing.c (delete_selected_messages):

- * camel/camel-folder.c (_get_message): default implementation

- to be called first by providers methods. It looks in the

- folder message list (in memory) to see if the message has

- * camel/providers/MH/camel-mh-folder.c (_get_message): set

- * camel/camel-mime-message.c (camel_mime_message_init): use

- * tests/ui-tests/store_listing.c (show_folder_messages):

- * camel/camel-provider.c (camel_provider_register_as_module):

- * camel/camel-session.c (camel_session_get_store_for_protocol):

- * camel/camel-session.c (camel_session_init): hash table

- * camel/camel-provider.c (camel_provider_get_for_protocol):

- * camel/camel-provider.c (camel_provider_register_as_module):

- * camel/gmime-content-field.c (gmime_content_field_ref):

- * camel/gmime-content-field.c (gmime_content_field_write_to_stream):

- * camel/gmime-rfc2047.c: more advanced RFC2047 encoder started.

- * camel/providers/MH/camel-mh-folder.c (_is_a_message_file):

- * camel/providers/MH/camel-mh-folder.c (_list_subfolders):

- * camel/providers/MH/camel-mh-folder.c (_exists): add debug information

- (_list_subfolders): test if first char in folder name is not '.'

- * camel/providers/MH/camel-mh-store.c (camel_mh_store_get_type):

- fix a bug: when there is no host and no port don't skip the '/'

- cache field has been disabled. Constructing the url string

- * camel/providers/MH/camel-mh-folder.c (_list_subfolders):

- * camel/gmime-rfc2047.[ch]: added an implemention of RFC2047

- (support for character sets other than US-ASCII in MIME

- * camel/camel-folder.c (_get_folder): default implementation

- * camel/providers/MH/camel-mh-folder.c (_init_with_store):

- It would make things very difficult to handle, and would not

- * camel/providers/MH/camel-mh-store.c (camel_mh_store_set_toplevel_dir):

- * camel/gmime-utils.c (gmime_write_header_pair_to_stream):

- * camel/camel-simple-data-wrapper.c (_construct_from_stream):

- more debugging output + nb_bytes_read is now a signed int

- * camel/data-wrapper-repository.c (data_wrapper_repository_set_data_wrapper_type):

- change function name prefix (s/data_wrapper/data_wrapper_repository/)

- * camel/camel-stream-fs.c (camel_stream_fs_class_init):

- * camel/gmime-utils.c (gmime_write_header_pair_to_stream):

- corrected a bug with memory not allocated for '\0' in strtmp

- * camel/camel-multipart.c (_read_part): return true when end

- * tests/test1.c (main): testing content objects operations.

- * camel/camel-simple-data-wrapper.c (camel_simple_data_wrapper_set_buffer_from_text):

- * camel/gmime-content-field.c (gmime_content_field_get_parameter):

- * camel/camel-simple-data-wrapper.c: (_construct_from_stream)

- do not use any limit when constructing the object from a stream

- * camel/gmime-content-field.c (gmime_content_field_construct_from_string):

- * camel/gmime-base64.c (gmime_encode_base64): Implemented base64

- encoder based on CamelStreams. Should the encoder/decoder be a

- (camel_stream_class_init): Virtual classes do not need to have a

- construct_from_stream no longer has maximimum size arg.

- * camel/camel-mime-part.c (_construct_from_stream): new.

- (_parse_header_pair): now set content_type MimePart field

- * camel/camel-mime-part.c (_parse_header_pair): added a warning.

- Have to think about the correct way to store content type stuff.

- * camel/camel-mime-message.c (_write_one_recipient_to_stream):

- set separator string in write_header_with_glist_to_stream()

- Do not use stderr in initialization of logfile descriptor.

- * camel/camel-stream-fs.c (camel_stream_fs_new_with_name):

- * camel/gmime-content-field.c (gmime_content_field_get_mime_type):

- * camel/camel-mime-message.c (_set_recipient_list_from_string):

- new func. Will replace get_header_table_from_file and will

- * camel/camel-mime-message.c (_set_recipient_list_from_string):

- remove leading and trailing spaces in recipient addresses.

- * camel/gmime-utils.c (_store_header_pair_from_gstring):

- parsing into a file. Actually, it works pretty well :))

- * camel/camel-mime-message.c (_set_recipient_list_from_string):

- * camel/camel-mime-part.c (_write_to_file): test if content

- * camel/camel-mime-message.c (_write_to_file): bugs fix.

- * camel/camel-mime-message.c (camel_mime_message_new_with_session):

- * camel/camel-mime-message.c (camel_mime_message_class_init):

- * camel/camel-mime-message.c (camel_mime_message_init):

- handle "type/subtype ;parameter=value ; parameter=value ..."

- * camel/gmime-utils.c (gmime_write_header_pair_to_file):

- * camel/camel-mime-part.h: implemented public interfaces

-1999-05-10 Bertrand Guiheneuf <Bertrand.Guiheneuf@aful.org>

- * camel/camel-mime-part.c (__camel_mime_part_get_header_lines):

- * camel/camel-mime-part.c (__camel_mime_part_add_header):

- * camel/camel-folder.c (__camel_folder_list_subfolders):

- * camel/camel-session.c (camel_session_get_store_from_provider):

- * camel/providers/MH/camel-mh-folder.c (camel_mh_folder_get_type):

- * camel/camel-folder.h (CamelFolder): added full_name field

- * camel/gstring-util.c: some utilities for GString objects

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- The `configure' shell script attempts to guess correct values for

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-you can run in the future to recreate the current configuration, a file

-`config.cache' that saves the results of its tests to speed up

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-be considered for the next release. If at some point `config.cache'

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-you can use the `configure' options `--x-includes=DIR' and

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-you can create a site shell script called `config.site' that gives

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-`PREFIX/etc/config.site' if it exists. Or, you can set the

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- * Makefile.am: Stupid misplaced endif cause gncal to depend on an

- * Makefile.am (extra_pilot_bins): Fixed the if then else problem,

- using solution suggested by James Henstridge, appears to be caused

- * prop.c: Config code for timeout, make Alarms property page use a

- vbox instead of an hbox so that the propbox stays a reasonable width.

- * gnome-cal.c, main.[ch]: Add timeout for audio alarms, code to load

- * eventedit.c: Give some static functions external linkage so they

- can be used elsewhere (make_spin_button); add some prototypes to

- calendar_init_alarms() to schedule another day change alarm.

- * calendar-conduit.c: Enabled debug output. Sets a g_log_domain,

- now version 0.8.5. Consistent use of GSList/GList. Implemented

- compare, default uses one that compares the contents of a struct

- Appointment, but also has #ifdeffed code that does a field level

- * Makefile.am (#todo_conduit_control_applet_SOURCES): Fixed an

- * calendar-conduit-control-applet.c (readStateCfg): Commented the

- * Makefile.am: Uses the PISOCK_LIBDIR, for people with odd install

- dirs for their pilot-link. Also install a pretty icon for the

- try/revert/ok/cancel scheme to be more intuitive, also uses a

- * calendar-conduit-control-applet.desktop: use the nice icon...

- * calendar-conduit.c: Ack, had to define debug_alarms and

- alarm_default, otherwise they are undefined. Is gncal code messy

- or is this considered a way of configuring the cal engine ?

- * calendar-pilot-sync.c: also had to declare debug_alarms and

- * prop.c, calobj.c, main.[ch] eventedit.c: New support for default

- * gnome-cal.c, prop.c, main.[ch]: add option to beep on Display

- * calendar.c (calendar_new): Correctly initialize calendar_day_end

- and calendar_day_begin *before* installing day-change alarm.

- * main.c (open_ok): Show an error box if the user tries to open a

- * gnome-cal.c (calendar_notify): Fix typos which were causing

- invalid times in audio notification dialogs; fixes Bug #2561

- * gncal-day-panel.c (gncal_day_panel_new): Placed the various

- elements of the day view in paned windows so that the user can

- adjust the relative sizes of the daily schedule, monthly calendar,

- * calendar.c (calendar_object_changed): moved the pilot_status =

- MOD up, so even a CHANGE_SUMMARY will set the modified flag.

- * calendar-conduit.c: more _free calls, vamped the noise on output.

- * *conduit*[ch]: checks return values from gpilotd_init/connect.

- * calender.c (vcalendar_create_from_calendar): removed a set

- of cleanVObject cleanStrTbl, since the freed memory that the

- * timeutil.c (time_from_isodate): Use tm.gmtoff or timezone to get

- correct offset from UTC, according to HAVE_TM_GMTOFF or HAVE_TIMEZONE.

- * calobj.c (ical_object_generate_events): Get rid of pointers to

- values returned from localtime, as it uses a static buffer.

- * corba-cal.c: the g_free that was commented out since glib said

- * GnomeCal.idl/corba-cal.c: added a get_object_id_list and a

- * calendar-conduit.c: rewrote the way the conduit iterates over

- records. It no longers fetches all entries (since that didn't work

- with more then 285 entries. It now fetches the id list, and gets

- each record. (will be using get_objects_by_id_list to get records

- in amounts of 10 or so later, to reduce amount of corba calls).

- * calendar-conduit.c: now sets alarm parameters when transferring

- * calendar-conduit.c: better merge of summary/description

- when doing ical_from_remote (update_record), also handles

- import from gnomecal to pilot better, and on both ways, repeat

- * corba-cal.c: commented out a g_free that glib reported

- * calendar-conduit.c: got gnomecal->pilot up and runnning.

- * gncal-full-day.c (child_popup_menu): Set the data pointers for

- * doc/C/gnomecal.sgml: Merge from gnome-pim-1-0. Synced with newest

- * eventedit.c (ee_create_buttons): Make the OK button the default

- * main.c (save_calendar_cmd): Fix problem in which we warned the

- user about the calendar being modified the first time the calendar

- * calendar-pilot-sync.c (sync_pilot): sync correctly for objects

- created on the pilot, but not dirty (because they have been synced

- * calendar-pilot-sync.c (sync_pilot): do deletion of appointments

- (conduit_free_Appointment): protect against double-freeing parts

- (update_record): all-day events from the pilot are handled a bit

- * calendar-pilot-sync.c (sync_object_to_pilot): The multi-day

- * Makefile.am: fixed this up slightly with respect to pilot conduits

- * Makefile.am (libcalendar_conduit_la_LIBADD): More autoconf-stuff

- * gnome-cal.c (setup_widgets): Add scrolling to the yearview.

- * calendar-pilot-sync.c: (sync_object_to_pilot): If the enddate is

- not set, set the repeatForever to 1. This fixes all of the

- (calendar_add_object): Add events to the hash table here.

- * main.c (save_calendar_cmd): The object is already destroyed by

- * calendar-pilot-sync.c (sync_object_to_pilot): Do not turn

- * calobj.c (ical_gen_uid): Use the hostname, not the domain name.

- (ical_gen_uid): Add a serial number. Isodates can be small.

- * corba-cal.c (cal_repo_update_pilot_id): New method to update the

- (cal_repo_get_updated_objects): New method. Returns a list of

- * calendar-pilot-sync.c (sync_cal_to_pilot): New function to sync

- (sync_object_to_pilot): Sync a single event to the pilot.

- * calendar-pilot-sync.c: New file. Implements PalmPilot

- * calobj.c (ical_object_new_from_string): New function. Creates

- an iCalObject from a vCalendar string that is supposed to contain

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_new): Create the corba server here.

- * main.c: Include gnorba.h, and corba-cal-factory.h here

- * calobj.c (load_recur_yearly_day): Added a fixme comment. WE

- * calendar.c (calendar_object_find_in_list, calendar_object_find,

- calendar_object_find_todo, calendar_object_find_event): New

- * corba-cal.c (calendar_create_object): New file. Implements the

- * calendar.c (calendar_object_changed): Flag pilot-status as changed.

- * calobj.c (ical_object_to_vobject): Save pilot information for syncing.

- (ical_object_create_from_vobject): Load syncing information for

- * calobj.c (ical_object_create_from_vobject): Generate unique IDs

- on Vevents we load that lack it. WE need this for the old

- * calobj.c (ical_object_create_from_vobject): Generate unique IDs

- on Vevents we load that lack it. WE need this for the old

- * timeutil.c (time_from_isodate): Handle the 'Z' parameter to the

- * calendar.c (calendar_add_object): Copy the new UID into the

- * gnome-month-item.c (gnome_month_item_set_arg): Merge fix from

- (ical_object_new): Use a UID when creating an event. Should get

- * calobj.c (skip_numbers): Actually skip over the numbers.

- (ical_object_to_vobject): Test the proper variable for storing the

-1999-07-14 Jean-Noel Guiheneuf <jean-noel.guiheneuf@wanadoo.fr>

- * timeutil.c (time_add_month): Fixed the problem with next month

- going from a 31-day to a 30-day by adjusting the date to the

- * timeutil.c (time_add_month): Tell ktime' that we don't know

- about daylight saving time so that it does *not* make adjustments

- * main.c (new_calendar): Realize the toplevel widget when

- * gnome-cal.h, gnome-cal.c: Fix abort() problem with the year view.

- (Bug #1367). Thanks to Owen Cliffe <oc197@ecs.soton.ac.uk> for

- * calobj.c (daynumberlist): One line bug fix from Sergey I Panov.

- * view-utils.c (nicetime): Use %H instead of %k, as %k is a GNU

- * calobj.c (daynumberlist): Work around broken software that

- writes a broken month-of-day as "zero". Use the dtstart date for

- * Makefile.am (install-data-local): help files be gone. They are

-1999-05-26 Russell Steinthal <steintr@condor.penguinpowered.com>

- * gncal-todo.c main.c main.h prop.c: Added support for priorities

- for todo items. Doesn't do much, but you can set them and sort by

- them. (Use the properties box to enable them; should they be on

- * main.c (parse_an_arg): Added missing break here. It was causing

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_set_view): Add some assertions here,

- * calobj.c (load_recurrence): Make intervals always exist. a 0

-1999-05-25 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * year-view.c (idle_handler): Set the canvas scroll region here,

- not in size_allocate(). Also, use the correct width and height

- based on the allocation and the precomputed minimum width/height

- * gnome-cal.c (setup_widgets): Set the scrollbar policy of the

- * main.c (setup_appbar): Use the correct type for the appbar.

- * gncal-day-view.c: Removed unused function switch_to_day().

- * gncal-day-panel.c (calendar_day_selected): Removed unused variable.

- * gnome-cal.c (setup_widgets): Added a scrolled window widget into

- * year-view.c (CALENDAR_HEIGHT): The height of the total year view

- (year_view_size_allocate): Set the scroll region of the year view

- * main.c (dump_todo): Add --todo flag to dump the todo contents.

- * gncal-todo.c (add_activated): Use same hack used in edit_activated

- * gncal-todo.c (edit_activated): Kill all grabs from the CList

- This fixes the problem of button-3/Edit on the todo item blocking

- the GUI (actually, the main window responds, but not the todo

- * gncal-todo.c (gncal_todo_init): Make sure we can get events for

- button3. The code for the nice popup menu was there but was not

- * calobj.c (weekdaynum): Added this routine so Monthly recurrences

- use the weekday field as a simple integer for a single weekday.

- * calobj.c (load_recur_monthly_pos): Call weekdaynum instead of

- weekdaylist. The interface only lets the user input a single value

- * calobj.c (ical_object_to_vobject): instead of code to output day

- names from a bit array, use instead the value as an int and output

- * calobj.c (ical_object_generate_events): first_week_day gets the

- day int instead of the first entry in the bit field. I inserted a

- fair chunk of code to avoid calling generate if the day is out of

- range for a month. It may be unneccessary, because mktime will

- turn the extra days into a valid date the next month. But not all

- * eventedit.c (ee_store_recur_rule_to_ical): For case 3,

- (Monthly), I added code to set the interval slot of the recur

- struct; without this value, selecting a monthly recursing, by

- date, would lead to an infinite loop broken only by a failure to

- alloc more memory. Also, in the "by position" case, both

- u.month_pos and u.month_day were being assigned values. This is a

- mistake, as they are both part of an union, and the same

- thing. The weekday field should get the recur_rr_month_weekday

- * eventedit.c (ee_rp_init_rule): set default day from the weekday

- field instead of the u.month_day field, which is really the

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_tag_calendar): Month days start with

- 1, not 0; thus, setting tm.tm_mday = 0, and then calling mktime

- will generate a time corresponding to the end of the previous

- month, which may have a mday anywhere from 28 to 31. The end time

- just adds 1 to the month, so your end time may not cover the last

- few days of this month, depending on what the biggest mday of last

- month was. I changed it so tm_mday is set to 1 instead.

-1999-03-30 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-todo.c (convert_time_t_to_char): Made static. Make it use

- * calobj.c: Include <config.h> So that strings get translated.

- * prop.c (build_hours_menu): Made it respect 12/24h settings..

- Doesn't show until next time you open the dialog.. yet..

- * gncal-week-view.c (gncal_week_view_set): Did some i18n work

- * eventedit.c (get_exception_string): Did some i18n work

- * gncal-todo.c (gncal_todo_init): Made clist titles i18n:able

- * main.c (poptOption): Added which views that are possible for

- * main.c (dump_events): Added (short) month to the strftime and made

- "foobar = d / 60*60" is _NOT_ the same as "foobar = d / (60*60)"

- which caused heavy alarm-corruption with alarms between 2 hrs and

- recur->interval to the value of the recur_rr_month_period spin

- button if the event is being set "by day." This closes bug #675

- as reported by bagfors@hpc2n.umu.se. Thanks for the report!

- * gncal-todo.c (simple_todo_editor): Add support for Due Date when

- (convert_time_t_to_char, make_overdue_todo_style): New functions.

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_todo_properties_changed): New

- function used to update the TODO when the properties have been

- * gncal-day-panel.c (todo_list_properties_changed): Update the

- * timeutil.c, calendar.c, calobj.c, gncal-day-panel.c: Add support

- * gncal-full-day.c (recompute_motion): For DRAG_MOVE, DRAG_SIZE_TOP

- and DRAG_SIZE_BOTTOM: call child_focus_out () if the child currently

- * quick-view.c (QUICK_VIEW_FONTSET): Added Korean font to the

- * calobj.c (ical_object_to_vobject): Save the owner/organizer of

- (ical_object_create_from_vobject): Load the owner/organizer of the event.

- * gncal-full-day.c (delete_occurance): Assign child to data (fixes

- * calendar.c: According to configured values, use either tm.tm_zone

- * prop.c: langinfo.h not available everywhere. Wrapped. BTW, works

- * main.c (init_username): Made use of g_get_{user,real}_name() instead

- month-view.c,prop.c,quick-view.c,year-view.c: will define

- fonts via fontset. Friendlier to locales that use iso8859-[^1]

- and koi8-r encodings. Does not solve problem for Asian languiges

- --- better solution is needed (e.g. standart GNOME fontstyles

-1999-02-15 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * goto.c: Made a private copy of what localtime() returns, to be able

- * main.c (save_default_calendar): New function. Saves the

- * gncal-todo.c (ok_button): Added autosave for the default

-1999-02-04 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * eventedit.c (date_edit_new): New convenience function to create

-1999-02-03 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-week-view.c (gncal_week_view_new): Make the calendar start

- (gncal_week_view_time_format_changed): New function to notify the

- * gncal-day-panel.c (gncal_day_panel_new): Make the calendar start

- (gncal_day_panel_time_format_changed): New function to notify the

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_time_format_changed): Tell the day

-1999-02-01 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * eventedit.c (event_editor_init): Set the title of the event

-1999-01-31 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-day-view.c (gncal_day_view_expose): Do not remove the

- * view-utils.c (view_utils_draw_events): Remove the clipping

- rectangle here, since the user of this function should not know

- * view-utils.c (view_utils_draw_events): Improve this draw

- routine. Now it can split the text in lines and fit as many

- (nicetime): Return strings without spaces at the beginning.

- * gncal-day-view.c (gncal_day_view_expose): Move clip-clear

- * gncal-full-day.c (child_popup_menu): if the user clicks on an

- event that is an occurance, the menu will allow the user to delete

- all occurances of this event, or just the selected occurance.

- * eventedit.c (append_exception): force the clist to select the

- (delete_exception): if the last exception in the clist is deleted,

- * main.c (parse_an_arg): Add --hidden key to hide the calendar at

- startup. Only works with GNOME window managers though :-(

- * calendar.c (calendar_day_change): Reschedule alarms for the new day.

- (calendar_init_alarms): Schedule an alarm for midnight to change

- * alarm.c (alarm_ready): If we reschedule, there is no need to

-1999-01-28 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-full-day.c (child_new): Insert the summary text here.

- (child_focus_in): No need to raise the window, since we have

- (gncal_full_day_focus_child): Now that GtkText works better, we

- can avoid synthesizing a click which was causing grief, anyway.

- (child_button_press): Grab the focus before popping up the menu.

- * gncal-full-day.c (child_destroy): Unmap and unrealize the child

- (child_unrealize): Unrealize the widget. What was I thinking?

- (child_new): Save the focus_out_event signal connection id in

- (child_destroy): Disconnect from the focus_out_event signal, since

- we don't want to get such an event when the widget is destroyed.

- (gncal_full_day_destroy): Destroy the children properly; it was

- * main.c (save_calendar_cmd): Warn if the calendar file has

- * calendar.c (calendar_load, calendar_save): Keep track of the

- * gncal-full-day.c (gncal_full_day_key_press): Only trap printable

- * prop.c (properties): Connect gnome_help_pbox_display to the

-1999-01-19 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * quick-view.c (quick_view_do_popup): Do not grab the mouse here

- (quick_view_map_event): Grab the mouse when the window is mapped.

- This avoids the ugly "while (xGrabPointer () != Success)" hack.

- (quick_view_button_release): Handle button releases here.

- * main.c: do gtk_widget_realize on the toplevel window..

-1999-01-13 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-day-panel.c (gncal_day_panel_new): Make the little

- * gncal-week-view.c (gncal_week_view_set): Add the month to the

- * main.c: Converted some more stuff to use the standards.

- * main.c (setup_appbar): New function to create the status bar.

- Menu items updated to match the standards. New Settings menu

- Rewrote the old and broken alarm system. It never actually

- worked properly. Now it works properly, and I figured a nice way

- to get the Audio alarm do something nicer (it is now like an alarm

- * gnome-cal.c (calendar_notify): Now we take a CalendarAlarm to

- * alarm.c (alarm_ready): The code was only activating the first

-1998-12-14 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * year-view.c (idle_handler): Use the allocation size instead of

- * goto.c (create_days): Use gtk_widget_set_usize() instead of

- * gncal-todo.c (simple_todo_editor): Use gnome_dialog_set_parent.

- * eventedit.c (ee_rp_init_exceptions): Update GtkClist usage.

- * main.c: Fixed the popt event parsing callback to have the

- correct number of arguments. This stops it from segfaulting.

-1998-11-16 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * eventedit.c (ee_classification_widgets): Doh. Fixed stupid bug

- where the classification buttons were not being set correctly.

- (ee_store_general_values_to_ical): Take into account the fact that

- radio group lists are stored in reverse order of insertion.

- * gncal-todo.c (gncal_todo_init): Use a scrolled window to put the

- * calendar.c (calendar_save): Backup the old file before saving

-1998-10-31 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_direction): Add the offset from the

- beginning of the current time unit (day/month/etc), otherwise it

- does not work right, for example, you are on the 31st day of a

- month and the next month is a 30-day one and you jump to the next

-1998-10-16 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * month-view.c: Changed a lot of stuff not to use the layout code

- -- the month view's days are too small to display layout

- usefully. Now they display a little list of the events in each

- day. We also have a popup menu for the days in the month view.

- * calendar.c (calendar_get_objects_in_range): Reverse the list so

- * eventedit.c (event_editor_new_whole_day): New public function to

- create an event for the complete span of day_begin to day_end.

- * year-view.c (new_appointment): Use event_editor_new_whole_day().

- * eventedit.c (ee_store_recur_rule_to_ical): The interval was

-1998-10-09 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * month-view.c (month_view_update): Create a list of children and

- lay them out nicely. Lots of functions added for this purpose.

- (adjust_segment): Main event segment adjustment routine.

- (adjust_children): Adjusts all the children in the month view.

- (child_create_segments): Creates the segments for a particular event.

- (layout_children): Uses the generic layout engine to organize the children.

-1998-10-08 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-todo.c (clist_row_selected): Set the sensitivity of the

- (gncal_todo_update): Likewise. Thanks to Dirk Luetjens for the

- * layout.c: Do some cleanup; now we pass a struct with the layout

- algorithm's state instead of passing a trillion parameters around.

- * gncal-full-day.c (layout_children): Use the new generic layout

- (child_compare): Sort keys are start time then end time, not just

- start time. This produces somewhat nicer results for the layout

- The new layout code uses a partition of the time range occupied by

- the events, rather than using a fixed time granularity. This is

- better since the different parts of the program that use the

- layout module will have different semantics regarding snapping the

-1998-10-07 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * layout.[ch]: New files that abstract the event layout code from

- gncal-full-day.c into something useful for other parts of the

- * Makefile.am (gnomecal_SOURCES): Added layout.[ch] to the list of

-1998-10-07 Carsten Schaar <nhadcasc@fs-maphy.uni-hannover.de>

- * main.c (main): Replaced the 'gnome_client_new_default' call with

-1998-10-02 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- time_start_of_day() to be consistent with the other begin/end functions.

- * calobj.c (ical_object_get_first_weekday): New public function to

- get the first toggled day in a weekday mask. Since we do not

- support multiple weekdays in a monthly-by-pos rule, we just fetch

- (ical_object_generate_events): Added a missing break statement.

- * timeutil.c (time_month_end): Made it consistent with the rest of

- the time begin/end functions -- now it returns the first second of

- (time_week_end): Actually implemented this function. It will be

- * calobj.c (time_in_range): Fix off-by-one in the comparison of

- * gncal-full-day.c (expand_space): Fixed bug where the columns not

-1998-10-01 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * month-view.c (month_view_init): Use the font #defines.

- (month_view_new): Set the colors of the month view upon creation.

- (mark_current_day): New function to mark the current day in the

- (month_view_colors_changed): Mark the current day and colorify the

- * month-view.h: Added year and month fields to the MonthView

- * main.c: Renamed the Appointments color property, since it will

- * goto.c (update): Set the current day's font and color.

- * year-view.c (year_view_init): Set the fonts of the month items

- * mark.h: Added new #defines for HEADING_FONT and TITLE_FONT.

- * year-view.c (year_view_init): Use the new font #defines.

-1998-09-30 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * goto.c (create_days): Colorify the month item and prepare it for

- * main.c (color_props): Changed the default colors to something

- * year-view.c (compute_min_size): New function to compute the

- (year_view_size_request): Added two new fields to the year view

- structure that contain the minimum size. Return this in the

- (year_view_new): Call compute_min_size to save the minimum size

- * gnome-month-item.c (gnome_month_item_set_arg): Reshape when

- necessary. This is needed becaues we now actually calculate a

- minimum size for the month item based on the font sizes and paddings.

- (check_heading_sizes): New function to calculate a minimum size

- (check_day_sizes): New function to calculate a minimum size based

- (check_sizes): New function that computes a minimum size for the

- (reshape): Now calls check_sizes() to ensure a minimum size for

- * year-view.c (mark_current_day): New function to mark the current

-1998-09-29 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * prop.c (fetch_color_spec): Changed name from fetch_prelight_spec

- * mark.c (colorify_month_item): New public function to reset the

- (get_attributes): New internal function that creates an array of

- attributes for the days in a month item. This is the basis of all

- (unmark_month_item): Now it uses the attributes array to unmark

- (mark_event_in_month): Update the day attributes array.

- (month_item_prepare_prelight): Changed the definition of the

- (day_event): Do color changes based on the day attributes array.

- (mark_month_item_index): New public function to mark a single day

- * gnome-month-item.c (gnome_month_item_num2child): Now takes an

- (gnome_month_item_child2num): Now returns an int, not a

- * goto.c (goto_dialog): Create the days before the year spin

- button, because the year_changed callback expects the month item

- to be created. The new semantics of the spin button cause it to

- emit a value_changed signal on the adjustment upon creation -- is

- (goto_dialog): Use gtk_window_set_modal() instead of the

- * quick-view.c (quick_view_new): Make it look not as crappy by

- (quick_view_do_popup): Fixed the pointer grab and added a cursor.

- (create_items_for_event): Query the text width/height from the

- text item using the new object arguments, so that the size of the

- * year-view.c (do_quick_view_popup): Calculate a nice date string

-1998-09-28 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * quick-view.[ch]: New file that presents a quick view of the

- events in a particular day when the mouse is clicked on the year

- * year-view.c (do_quick_view_popup): New function that creates a

- * Makefile.am (gnomecal_SOURCES): Added quick-view.[ch] to the

-1998-09-27 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

-1998-09-24 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * year-view.c (do_popup_menu): New function to execute the popup

- (day_event): Invoke the popup menu with the context set to days.

- (new_appointment): New function to create a new appointment from

- (do_jump): New function to do the appropriate view/date jumping

-1998-09-21 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * main.c: Added underlined shortcuts and accelerators to the main menu.

- * gnome-cal.c (mail_notify): Fixed the bug reported about the mail

- notification not beint sent until the program was terminated.

-1998-09-03 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-full-day.c (gncal_full_day_forall): Updated foreach ->

- * year-view.c (day_event): New function to handle events from

- * main.c: Use a watch cursor while the previous/today/next

- * mark.c (month_item_prepare_prelight): New public utility

- function to prepare a month item for prelighting. It will store

- the proper prelight information and attach the appropriate signals.

- (mark_current_day): Make the current day bold as well (useful for

- * prop.c (set_current_day): Reset the date in the sample calendar

- (fake_mark_days): Mark fake events in the sample calendar.

- * year-view.c (year_view_set): Use the general prelighting engine.

- * goto.c (day_event): Just process button presses, as prelighting

- * prop.c (create_colors_page): We can now configure the colors of

- the monthly calendars! Wheeeeee! There are still some nits to be

- (build_color_spec): New function to build color specifications.

- (parse_color_spec): New function to parse color specifications.

- * mark.c: Modified all functions to use the configured colors.

- * main.c (colors_changed): New function that notifies all

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_colors_changed): New function that

- * month-view.c (month_view_colors_changed): New function that

- * year-view.c (year_view_colors_changed): New function that

- * gnome-month-item.h (struct _GnomeMonthItem): Added fields for

- day_box_color_gdk arguments to month items. These are convenient

- * main.[ch]: Added a global array of structures for color preferences.

-1998-08-31 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- (day_event): Upon receiving a LeaveNotify event, Reset the day's

-1998-08-29 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * mark.[ch]: New files with utility functions to mark calendars

- * mark.c (mark_month_item): New public function to mark a month

- (unmark_month_item): New public function to unmark all the days in

- * year-view.c (year_view_set): Use the new unmark_month_item() and

- * goto.c (update): New function that updates the calendar in the

- * timeutil.c (time_year_begin): Modified to take a time_t value.

- (time_month_begin): Actually implemented this function, which was

- (time_days_in_month): New public function that returns the number

- * Makefile.am (gnomecal_SOURCES): Added mark.[ch] to the sources.

- * gncal-full-day.c (gncal_full_day_destroy): Fixed crash when

- destroying the full day view. The full day's destroy method is

- unusual in that it destroys the list of child widgets itself, as

- it does not have a remove method, so it needs to reset the list to

-1998-08-27 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gnome-month-item.c (build_month): Now does the correct thing

- when the user wants weeks to start on Monday. Now all the Monday

- special casing, as far as day numbering is concerned, is only in

- * year-view.c (mark_days): This function marks the days that have

- (unmark_days): New function used to unmark all the days in the

- (mark_event): New function that marks all the days that are

- spanned by a time range. It also fixes the bug in the old

- implementation where it could possibly mark days past the ends of

- the year (if the event crosses year boundaries, for example).

- * timeutil.c (time_year_begin): Take the year parameter since year

- * year-view.c (year_view_size_allocate): Now changing the size of

- (idle_handler): This function actually does the resizing of the items.

- * year-view.h (struct _YearView): Added idle_id and need_resize

-1998-08-26 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * year-view.c: Beginning of the new year view. Sizing and event

- (gnome_calendar_time_format_changed): Use year_view_time_format_changed().

- * year-view.[ch]: Renamed the gncal-year-view.[ch] files to

- * Makefile.am (gnomecal_SOURCES): Updated year-view.[ch] in the

-1998-08-25 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * goto.c (create_days): Set the heading color of the month item.

- * main.c: Use GNOME_STOCK_PIXMAP_JUMP_TO, now that it exists,

- * gnome-month-item.h (struct _GnomeMonthItem): Added fields for

- the heading and day number fonts. Added fields for heading and

- * gnome-month-item.c (gnome_month_item_class_init): ARG_DAY_NAMES

- should be write-only. Also, added arguments for heading and day

- number fonts. Added arguments for heading and day number colors.

-1998-08-24 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * prop.c (build_two_radio_group): Doh. Set the state of the radio

- * month-view.c (month_view_time_format_changed): New public

- function that notifies the month view of a time format change.

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_time_format_changed): New public

- function that notifies the calendar of a time format change.

- * main.c (time_format_changed): Use gnome_calendar_time_format_changed().

- * month-view.c (month_view_update): New public function to update

- the month view when an event changes. This is still unfinished.

- (month_view_set): New public function to set the month in the

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_direction): Add case for month view.

- * timeutil.c (time_add_week): Implemented the time_add_week()

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_get_current_view_name): Add case for

- (gnome_calendar_goto): Likewise, and set the time on the month view.

- * month-view.c (month_view_new): Now it takes the calendar plus

- * gnome-month-item.h: Added documentation on the object arguments

- * month-view.c (month_view_init): Added a month/year heading to

- * main.c (gnome_cal_file_menu): The preferences menu option should

- (gnome_cal_edit_menu): Added stock pixmaps to the menu items.

- (gnome_cal_help_menu): Use "About Gnomecal", not just "About".

- * prop.c (hour_activated): Notify the property box that it has changed.

- * main.c: Changed the Properties menu item to Preferences. These

- are global application preferences, not a single calendar's

- * prop.c (prop_apply): Save the week_starts_on_monday flag to the

- (properties): Added a check button for weeks starting on Monday.

- * goto.c (create_days): Set the month item to start weeks on

- * main.c (init_calendar): A boolean is not an hour, so don't

- (init_calendar): Added a global week_starts_on_monday flag.

- * calobj.c (ical_object_create_from_vobject): If mail alarm or

- program alarm are missing the action, then set an empty default.

-1998-08-18 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gnome-month-item.c (gnome_month_item_day2index): New public

- function to get the displayed day index of the specified date.

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_goto_today): New public function to

- * goto.c (day_event): Jump to the selected day when the user

- * timeutil.c (time_from_day): New public function to build a

- (gnome_month_item_child2num): New public functions to convert an

- (gnome_month_item_num2day): New public function to convert a child

- * goto.c (goto_dialog): Doh, use gnome-dialog properly :-)

- * gnome-month-item.c (create_items): Use g_strdup()ed day names

-1998-08-17 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * Makefile.am (EXTRA_DIST): Added goto.xpm to the list of files.

-1998-08-13 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gnome-month-item.c (gnome_month_item_set_arg): Doh. Actually

- * main.c: Added "Go to" button to quickly jump to a specific date.

- * goto.c: New file that defines the quick go-to date dialog.

- * Makefile.am (gnomecal_SOURCES): Added goto.c to the sources.

- * main.c (new_calendar): Made title i18n friendly. This was bug

- * eventedit.c (ee_store_recur_end_to_ical): Set recur->enddate to

- recur->_enddate, not to itself, when adding recurring event and

- supplying an end date. This fixes (at least part of) bug #99.

-1998-08-10 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * month-view.[ch]: Start of the month view widget. This will use

- the generic month item and extend it to have the semantics desired

- * gnome-month-item.[ch]: New generic canvas item for the month

- view and the "small calendars". This is intended to be a

- high-level display engine for monthly calendars. This is a work

- * gnome-cal.h (GnomeCalendar): Added a month_view field.

- * gnome-cal.c (setup_widgets): Create the month view and insert it

- * Makefile.am: Added month-view.[ch] and gnome-month-item.[ch] to

-1998-08-03 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * main.c (about_calendar_cmd): Use an array of const strings to

- * alarm.c (alarm_compare_by_time): Use gconstpointer to keep gcc happy.

- * calendar.c (calendar_object_compare_by_start): Likewise.

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_get_current_view_name): New

- function for enhancing the session management support for

- (gnome_calendar_set_view): New function that makes a given page

-Mon Jun 22 13:01:16 1998 Havoc Pennington <hp@pobox.com>

- * main.c (session_save_state): Use gnome_geometry_string to get

-1998-06-04 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * eventedit.c (ee_rp_init_rule): Do not subtract 1 from

- (gnome_calendar_goto): Use the start of the day -- things expect

- ical->recur->interval from value in spin_button. This ixed an

-1998-05-30 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-full-day.c (child_draw): Paint the decorations correctly.

- (child_draw_decor): Paint the recurrence/bell icons correctly.

- ee->ical->dtstart for computing the predefined values of the recurrence.

- * gncal-full-day.c (gncal_full_day_unrealize): Fix the gc

- destruction in the unrealization code and fix the pixmap unrefing.

- * main.c (close_cmd): Remove a bad hack that disabled calendar

- * calobj.c (ical_object_generate_events): Fix for the weekly event

- * gncal-full-day.c (layout_children): Implemented ultra-cool

- layout for the events that share the same time range. Gals and

- Which reminds me. We do not have a recycle bin. How could that

- happen in a project as cool as this one? Someone explain this to

- * gncal-full-day.c (paint_back): Eliminated unnecessary border repainting.

-Sun May 17 17:55:03 1998 Havoc Pennington <hp@pobox.com>

- * gncal-todo.c (simple_todo_editor): Close dialog when return is pressed.

- * gnome-cal.c (mark_gtk_calendar_day): Bug free version of the

- * gncal-year-view.c (year_view_mark_day): Use the same new version

- * calobj.c (ical_object_generate_events): Fix the begin/end

- * timeutil.c (isodate_from_time_t): Do not add the spurious

- * calobj.c (store_date_list): Bug fix: I was using the wrong

- (set_date_list): Bug fix: load correctly the complete exception

- (set_date_list): Use ',' for the exception date separator as the

- * gncal-full-day.c (unrecur_appointment): Support for making an

- * calobj.c (ical_object_add_exdate): New routine, used to add

- (ical_object_duplicate): New routine: used to do the magic

- * gncal-full-day.c (new_appointment): Use gtk_calendar freeze/thaw

- * gncal-year-view.c (gncal_year_view_set_year): Use gtkcalendar freeze/thaw.

- * eventedit.c (event_editor_init): Use gnome_dialog_set_close to

- * main.c (display_objedit): Default to the day the user is looking

- * gncal-day-panel.c (full_day_size_allocated): Do not emit a value

- (gncal_day_panel_new): Switch day on double clicks, not on single

- * calobj.c (ical_object_compute_end): Removed debug messages.

- * prop.c (prop_apply): Do not call prop_cancel, ths is now using

- * gncal-week-view.c (sync_week): Use gnome_calendar_tag_calendar.

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_tag_calendar): New routine used to

- fill a gtk_calendar with the events on a GnomeCalendar object.

- * gncal-week-view.c (gncal_week_view_new): Set the week to the day

- * gnome-cal.c (calendar_notify): Apply black magic to get mail

- * gncal-full-day.c (child_focus_out): Temporary optimization, the

- gnome_calendar_object_changed when the property editor has been

- invoked. This happens every time the mouse moves crosses the main

- * calendar.c (calendar_object_changed): Reschedule alarms when a

-Sat Apr 25 22:20:45 1998 Havoc Pennington <hp@pobox.com>

- * eventedit.c, eventedit.h: Descend from GnomeDialog. Took vbox

- instead. gnome_dialog_set_destroy instead of destroying in button

- callbacks. Don't create buttons, separator, or vbox manually.

- * calobj.c (ical_object_create_from_vobject): Fixed alarm loading;

-1998-04-23 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * calendar.c (calendar_save): Actually save the to-do entries.

- * gncal-todo.c (simple_todo_editor): Now you can add and edit

-1998-04-22 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * popup-menu.c: New file with utility functions for creating popup

- menus. Maybe such a thing would be useful in libgnomeui, a la

- * Makefile.am (gnomecal_SOURCES): Added popup-menu.[ch] to the sources.

- * prop.c (properties): Added Calendar properties editor.

-1998-04-21 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-todo.c: New widget for editing TODO lists. This will be

- * Makefile.am (gnomecal_SOURCES): Added gncal-todo.[ch] to the sources.

- * timeutil.c (isodate_from_time_t): Do not save with the global

- time flag (Z at the end of the isodate). When we figure out a way

- * view-utils.c (popup_menu): Moved this routine here as there are

- * gncal-day-view.c (gncal_day_view_class_init): Add button press

- (new_appointment): New routine for creating appointments on a day.

- * main.c (save_ok): Added call to gtk_window_set_wmclass.

- * gncal-day-panel.c (calendar_day_selected): Fix, years for mktime

- should substract 1900 and gtk_calendar stores years relative to

- * gncal-week-view.c (gncal_week_view_new): Make the week view

- (gncal_week_view_set): Display the ending day of the week

-1998-04-21 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-day-panel.c: New widget for the day view in the main

- calendar toplevel. It basically takes care of everything

- * Makefile.am (gnomecal_SOURCES): Added gncal-day-panel.[ch] to

- * main.c: Added a separator between the About menu item and the

- * eventedit.c (ee_ok): Mark the event as non-new after accepting changes.

-1998-04-20 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-full-day.c (gncal_full_day_get_day_start_yoffset): New

- * gncal-full-day.c (gncal_full_day_key_press): Now any printable

- keystroke (not just Return) will activate the selected range.

- * gncal-full-day.c (paint_back): Made it use the new paint_row

- function instead of painting everything directly. We calculate

- areas in a smarter way so there is even less flicker than before,

- * calobj.c (duration_callback): Pass the correct pointer type to

- * calobj.c (duration_callback): Take exception dates into

- * gncal-full-day.c (new_appointment): Setup the event editor dates

- (gncal_full_day_selection_range): Use sensible values in the case

- (new_appointment): Events now use the current day for event creation.

- ico->recur->enddate, otherwise we loop forever during final date computation.

- * eventedit.c: Now recurrence is toggled by a radio button in the

- * calobj.c (is_date_in_list): Add support for the exclussion

- * gncal-year-view.c (double_click): Fix this routine as well.

- * gncal-week-view.c (jump_to_day): Bind the gtkcalendar signals to

- * gncal-year-view.c (gncal_year_view_set_year): Put things in the

- proper range. Now the year view actually matches this year.

- * main.c: Add more icons to the menus; Rename some menubar

- (dump_events): Added argument handling and dumping of events from

- * getdate.y: Taken from the CVS source code. Used for date

- Internationalized getdate.y. Wee! It even works with spanish.

- * calobj.c (ical_object_to_vobject): Add Quoted printable property

- (duration): Use unsigned integers, to work around buggy calendar

- * main.c (save_calendar_cmd): Do not ask for file name if we are

- * alarm.c (alarm_kill, alarm_init, alarm_add): Implement the alarm

-1998-04-17 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * calobj.c (ical_new): Added mandatory status property.

- (ical_object_to_vobject): Only store "related" list if it exists.

- (store_list): Add terminating null char and free the correct data.

- * main.c (save_calendar_cmd): Implemented calendar saving.

- (new_calendar): Don't load our test calendar by default.

- * gncal-full-day.c (delete_appointment): Delete appointment implemented.

- * eventedit.c (ee_store_recur_values_to_ical): Free/create

- (ee_rp_init_rule): Initialize all missing parameters from ical.

- (ee_rp_init_ending_date): Initialize missing fields from ical.

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_remove_object): Add support for

-1998-04-17 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * eventedit.c (ee_init_recurrence_page): New function that creates

- (ee_store_recur_values_to_ical): Now we can also store the recurrences.

- (ical_object_generate_events): Fixed the recurrent code to take

- into account the recur->endate field (if at all specified).

- (ical_object_to_vobject): Implement recurrence rule saving.

-1998-04-16 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * eventedit.c (ee_store_alarm): Use menu_shell->children, not

- menu->children. Why does GtkMenu have a children field in the

- (check_dates): New function that insures that start_date < end_date.

- (check_times): In addition to checking whether the event spans the

- * gncal-full-day.c (child_set_size): Now children get bigger

- temporarily while they are focused. This allows the handles not

- to "overlap" the rows used by the child and thus allow editing of

- (gncal_full_day_expose): Make it use find_child_by_window()

- * bell.xpm recur.xpm: XPM files for events with alarm and

-1998-04-15 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-full-day.c (button_1): Preserve the up/down cursor while dragging.

- * gncal-full-day.c (child_draw): Now children have a vertical

- handle as well. This can be used to move the child anytime, not

- * eventedit.c (ee_init_general_page): The general_owner may be

- * gncal-full-day.c (child_popup_menu): Set the sensitivity of menu

- items according to whether the ical object is being edited or not.

- * eventedit.c (event_editor_new): Set the "being edited" flag on

- the ical object (stored as the ical object's user data).

- * calobj.h: The iCalObject structure now has a generic user_data pointer.

- * calobj.c (ical_object_set_user_data ical_object_get_user_data):

- * gncal-full-day.c (child_button_press): Do child popup menu correctly.

- * main.c (about_calendar_cmd): Fixed my address and added Arturo

- * gncal-full-day.c (find_child_by_window): Compare child's widget

- windows by user_data (which will be the parent widget, that is,

- the text widget). We cannot assume that child->widget->window

- will be *the* window we are interested on because there may be

-1998-04-15 Arturo Espinosa Aldama <arturo@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-year-view.[hc]: Now using time_t for new and set.

-1998-04-15 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-full-day.c (button_3): New popup menus activated with

- (create_appointment): Create a new appointment from the popup

- * gncal-full-day.c (layout_kill_rows): Routine to destory rows

- * gncal-year-view.c (gncal_year_view_new): Add missing year in

- * calobj.c (ical_object_create_from_vobject): Fixed memory leaks

-1998-04-14 Arturo Espinosa Aldama <arturo@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * Makefile.am: added required compilation of the new files.

-1998-04-14 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * eventedit.c (event_editor_setup_time_frame): Fixed some table

- * calobj.c (ignore_space): Fixed compiler warning about unused

- (ocurrencelist): Replace str by p confusion. Removed unused

- (daynumber): Fixed a couple of warnings about unused values.

- (load_recurrence): Removed unused variable c. Added a default

- * eventedit.c (ee_rp_init_frequency): Removed unused variable content.

- load_recurrence() part work correctly. Eliminated use of

-1998-04-13 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-full-day.c (child_key_press): Unfocus the child and focus

- * gncal-week-view.c (gncal_week_view_update): Now takes object and

- child_focus_out(), these only display the handles in the child

- when it is focused. The result is that the user can see more of

- the child's text when nothing is focused, and we can also display

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_object_changed): Now takes an

- (gnome_calendar_update_all): Made function static. Now takes

- (gnome_calendar_object_changed): Now takes additional flags

- parameter to indicate what changed in the specified object.

- * calobj.h (CalObjectChange): New enum with flags to describe what

- * gncal-full-day.c (gncal_full_day_focus_child): New function to

- (gncal_full_day_focus_child): Bleah. We have to synthesize a

- click because GtkText will not set the cursor when you focus it.

- * gnome-cal.c (day_view_range_activated): Focus the new child in

- * eventedit.c (event_editor_setup_time_frame): Re-aligned some

- * gnome-cal.c (day_view_range_activated): Create new object and

- add it to the calendar. You can now select a range in the

- full-day view, hit Return, and a new event will be added at the

- selected range. I still have to figure out how to focus this new child.

- * gncal-full-day.c (paint_back): Rewrote function to avoid

- (paint_back_rows): New function that calls paint_back() only for

- paint_back_rows() instead of paint_back(), to eliminate flicker. Wheee!

-1998-04-12 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- range_activated signal of the fullday widget instead of catching

- (day_view_range_activated): New function that creates a new

- iCalObject and inserts it into the calendar, not finished yet.

-1998-04-11 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-full-day.c (get_time_from_rows): New function, calculates

- a pair of time_t values from the specified start and number of rows.

- "range_activated". It is emitted when a range is selected and the

- (gncal_full_day_selection_range): New function, returns the

- * gncal-full-day.c (struct drag_info): Moved selection information

- to their own fields instead of sharing the child's drag fields.

- This allows us to keep the selection when a child is moved.

- (recompute_motion): Made the case when (row < di->sel_click_row)

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_goto): Add support for navigating

- * timeutil.c (time_start_of_day, time_end_of_day, time_day_hour):

- * eventedit.c (ee_rp_init_frequency): Add the different frequency

- editors to a notebook. Make the notebook startup on the entry

-1998-04-11 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-full-day.c (recompute_motion): Now we support selecting a

- range in the main window (by clicking+dragging). It flickers

-1998-04-09 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-full-day.c (child_map): Show instead of just map the child

- widget (otherwise the text widget gets confused and will not focus).

- * calobj.c (ical_object_to_vobject): Quote chars as 'x', not "x".

- * calobj.h: Added prototype for ical_object_to_vobject().

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_object_changed): New function. This

- gnome_calendar_object_changed() instead of updating manually.

- (calendar_remove_object): Set the modified flag to true.

- * gncal-full-day.c (gncal_full_day_draw): Finished implementing

- * gncal.c (update_calendar): Say `#if 0', not `#ifdef 0'.

-1998-04-07 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * eventedit.c: Removed unused global variable parent_class.

- Made the parent_class field in the EventEditorClass structure be a

-1998-04-06 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- gtk_table_set_homogeneous() instead of setting the variable directly.

-1998-04-03 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * calobj.c (list_free): Don't use g_free in the g_list_foreach.

- * gncal-day-view.c (gncal_day_view_size_request): Make the minimum

- (new_calendar): Show stuff *after* the calendar has been loaded.

- * gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_load): Update the day view.

- (setup_widgets): Hackish setup of a day view widget - will fix later.

- * gnome-cal.h: Added day_view field. Maybe this should be changed

- * gncal-day-view.c (gncal_day_view_update): Draw after update, not

-1998-04-06 Carsten Schaar <nhadcasc@fs-maphy.uni-hannover.de>

- * timeutil.c (time_add_year, time_add_year, time_add_week):

- * calobj.c (ical_object_destroy): Full destruction of the object.

- * eventedit.c: Finished the main event editor form; It still

- lacks the details and the recurrence bits. It now adds events

-1998-04-03 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * view-utils.c (view_utils_draw_events): The "better" format

-1998-04-02 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-full-day.c: New full-day widget. It is still a work in

- progress. It will be similar to M$ Schedule's nifty full day view

- * Makefile.am (gnomecal_SOURCES): Added gncal-full-day.[ch] to the sources.

- * eventedit.c: Object editor widget. We dropped ObjEdit.

- * view-utils.c (view_utils_draw_events): Changed the display

-1998-04-02 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * view-utils.c (view_utils_draw_events): Use better format

- (view_utils_draw_textured_frame): Ultra-nifty function to draw

- * gncal-day-view.c (gncal_day_view_update): Day events are now

- cached inside the widget. They get initialized at this time.

- * view-utils.c (view_utils_draw_events): Use the list of events.

-1998-04-02 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-day-view.c (gncal_day_view_set_shadow): New customization

- (gncal_day_view_init): Made GTK_SHADOW_ETCHED_IN be the default

- * main.c: New main program that uses our new datatypes and

- * calendar.c (calendar_load_from_vobject, calendar_load):

- Implement loading of vCalendar objects and vCalendar files.

- * calobj.c (ical_object_create_from_vobject): Implement loading of

- * gnome-cal.c, gnome-cal.h: Implement a toplevel widget, derived

- from GnomeApp. It holds all of the day views and arbitrates the

-1998-04-02 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-week-view.[ch]: New week view composite widget. This

- provides a full week view (7 day views plus busy time display --

-1998-04-01 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal-day-view.c: New day view widget. It is intended to be a

- (calendar_get_journal_in_range): These functions now take a

- sort_func parameter, which is of type GCompareFunc. If the

- specified value is non-NULL, it will return a sorted list.

- (calendar_compare_by_dtstart): Provide a generic sorting routine

-1998-03-31 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

- * gncal.c: Removed #include "gtkcalendar.h", because it now comes

- * Makefile.am (gncal_SOURCES): Added new source files to the rules.

- * timeutil.c (format_simple_hour): New function, formats an

- hour/am_pm pair into a string of the form "3am", "12pm", "05h",

- "19h", etc. It is used by the day view widget for its labels.

- * gncal.c: Use gnome_message_box_*, not gnome_messagebox_*.

- * Now linked (in some horrible way) to the gtkcalendar widget.

-1998-02-19 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>

-1998-02-19 Carsten Schaar <nhadcasc@fs-maphy.uni-hannover.de>

- * calcs.c (month_atoi): Replace buggy explicit loop string compare

-Sun Jan 25 23:38:30 1998 Miguel de Icaza <miguel@nuclecu.unam.mx>

diff --git a/calendar/GnomeCal.idl b/calendar/GnomeCal.idl
deleted file mode 100644
index 5c5d400d9e..0000000000
--- a/calendar/GnomeCal.idl
+++ /dev/null

- * @uid: Unique identifier for the event we want to update

- void update_pilot_id (in string uid, in long pilot_id, in long pilot_status)

- * Returns a vCalendar with all the objects that have been

- * gets a chance to destroy windows and save information.

diff --git a/calendar/Makefile.am b/calendar/Makefile.am
deleted file mode 100644
index 652f78c8f8..0000000000
--- a/calendar/Makefile.am
+++ /dev/null

diff --git a/calendar/TODO b/calendar/TODO
deleted file mode 100644
index 2dbd29cdbb..0000000000
--- a/calendar/TODO
+++ /dev/null

-* Add placeholders for deleted events, so that we can kill those

-- Recurrence end date is wrong. An event that repeats daily will not

- be included in the ending date of the recurrence (off-by-one

-- X-fields (extensions) are stripped from a vCal file when it is

-- Add a calendar-week so that people know which week of the year it is

-- See why it is so fucking slow when opening its notebook page for the

-- BUG: 12/24 hours stuff is not consistent - I remember that on editing

- new appointment you get the time-selectors always on 12-hr format

- minutes/hours/days/etc. (via a cascade of conditions) and set the

-- Make the displayed date be localized properly -- use strftime().

-- If you leave the calendar running overnight, the "current day"

diff --git a/calendar/alarm.c b/calendar/alarm.c
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index 04e7c02e49..0000000000
--- a/calendar/alarm.c
+++ /dev/null

-void calendar_notify (time_t time, CalendarAlarm *which, void *data);

- * SIGALRM handler. Notifies the callback about the alarm

-alarm_ready (void *closure, int fd, GdkInputCondition cond)

- (*ar->fn)(ar->activation_time, ar->alarm, ar->closure);

-alarm_compare_by_time (gconstpointer a, gconstpointer b)

-alarm_add (CalendarAlarm *alarm, AlarmFunction fn, void *closure)

- alarms = g_list_insert_sorted (alarms, ar, alarm_compare_by_time);

- /* If first alarm is not the previous first alarm, reschedule SIGALRM */

- gdk_input_add (alarm_pipes [0], GDK_INPUT_READ, alarm_ready, 0);

- printf ("Added alarm for %s", ctime(&ar->activation_time));

diff --git a/calendar/alarm.h b/calendar/alarm.h
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index 81710bda5e..0000000000
--- a/calendar/alarm.h
+++ /dev/null

-typedef void (*AlarmFunction)(time_t time, CalendarAlarm *which, void *closuse);

-gboolean alarm_add (CalendarAlarm *alarm, AlarmFunction fn, void *closure);

diff --git a/calendar/bell.xpm b/calendar/bell.xpm
deleted file mode 100644
index b1ab537a17..0000000000
--- a/calendar/bell.xpm
+++ /dev/null

diff --git a/calendar/cal-util/calobj.c b/calendar/cal-util/calobj.c
deleted file mode 100644
index f3004ddb13..0000000000
--- a/calendar/cal-util/calobj.c
+++ /dev/null

-default_alarm (iCalObject *ical, CalendarAlarm *alarm, char *def_mail, enum AlarmType type)

-ical_new (char *comment, char *organizer, char *summary)

- default_alarm (ico, &ico->dalarm, organizer, ALARM_DISPLAY);

- default_alarm (ico, &ico->palarm, organizer, ALARM_PROGRAM);

- default_alarm (ico, &ico->malarm, organizer, ALARM_MAIL);

- default_alarm (ico, &ico->aalarm, organizer, ALARM_AUDIO);

-#define lfree_if_defined(x) if (x){ list_free (x); x = 0; }

- for (s = strtok (str, ";,"); s; s = strtok (NULL, ";,")){

- if (**str == days [i].first_letter && *(*str+1) == days [i].second_letter){

- o->recur->u.month_pos = (*p-'0') * (*(p+1) == '+' ? 1 : -1);

- /* Skip as we do not support multiple months and we do expect

- /* Skip as we do not support multiple days and we do expect

- g_warning ("Unimplemented recurrence type %d", (int) type);

-#define str_val(obj) the_str = fakeCString (vObjectUStringZValue (obj))

- * FIXME: This is loosing precission. Enhanec the thresholds

-setup_alarm_at (iCalObject *ico, CalendarAlarm *alarm, char *iso_time, VObject *vo)

- * Duplicates an iCalObject. Implementation is a grand hack

- new = ical_object_create_from_vobject (vo, VCEventProp);

- new = ical_object_create_from_vobject (vo, VCTodoProp);

-ical_object_create_from_vobject (VObject *o, const char *object_name)

- ical->transp = atoi (str_val (vo)) ? ICAL_TRANSPARENT : ICAL_OPAQUE;

- ical->attach = g_list_prepend (ical->attach, g_strdup (str_val (vo)));

-static char *recur_type_name [] = { "D", "W", "MP", "MD", "YM", "YD" };

-static char *recur_day_list [] = { "SU", "MO", "TU","WE", "TH", "FR", "SA" };

-static char *alarm_names [] = { VCMAlarmProp, VCPAlarmProp, VCDAlarmProp, VCAAlarmProp };

-save_alarm (VObject *o, CalendarAlarm *alarm, iCalObject *ical)

- addPropValue (alarm_object, VCRunTimeProp, isodate_from_time_t (alarm_time));

- addPropValue (alarm_object, VCSnoozeTimeProp, isodiff_from_secs (alarm->snooze_secs));

- addPropValue (o, VCDTstartProp, isodate_from_time_t (ical->dtstart));

- addPropValue (o, VCDTendProp, isodate_from_time_t (ical->dtend));

- addPropValue (o, VCDueProp, isodate_from_time_t (ical->dtend));

- addPropValue (o, VCDCreatedProp, isodate_from_time_t (ical->created));

- addPropValue (o, VCDTendProp, isodate_from_time_t (ical->completed));

- addPropValue (o, VCLastModifiedProp, isodate_from_time_t (ical->last_mod));

- s = addPropValue (o, VCDescriptionProp, ical->comment);

- addPropValue (o, VCPriorityProp, to_str (ical->priority));

- sprintf (result, "%s%d ", recur_type_name [ical->recur->type], ical->recur->interval);

- sprintf (buffer, "%d%s ", nega ? -ical->recur->u.month_pos : ical->recur->u.month_pos,

- /* the gui is set up for a single day, not a set here in this case */

- sprintf (buffer, "%s ", recur_day_list [ical->recur->weekday]);

- sprintf (buffer, "%s ", isodate_from_time_t (ical->recur->_enddate));

- addPropValue (alarm, VCProcedureNameProp, ical->palarm.data);

- addPropValue (alarm, VCEmailAddressProp, ical->malarm.data);

-ical_foreach (GList *events, calendarfn fn, void *closure)

-generate (iCalObject *ico, time_t reference, calendarfn cb, void *closure)

- if (ico->exdate && is_date_in_list (ico->exdate, &dt_start))

-#define time_in_range(t, a, b) ((t >= a) && (b ? (t < b) : 1))

-#define recur_in_range(t, r) (r->enddate ? (t < r->enddate) : 1)

- * Generate every possible event. Invokes the callback routine for

- * every occurrence of the event in the [START, END] time interval.

- * The callback routine is expected to return 0 when no further event

-ical_object_generate_events (iCalObject *ico, time_t start, time_t end, calendarfn cb, void *closure)

- if ((end && (ico->dtstart < end) && (ico->dtend > start))

- /* The event has a recurrence rule -- check that we will generate at least one instance */

- if (!IS_INFINITE (ico->recur) && (ico->recur->enddate < start))

- if (time_in_range (current, start, end) && recur_in_range (current, ico->recur))

- current = time_add_day (current, ico->recur->interval);

- g_warning ("RECUR_DAILY: time_add_day() returned invalid time");

- if (time_in_range (current, start, end) && recur_in_range (current, ico->recur)) {

- /* Advance by day for scanning the week or by interval at week end */

- current = time_add_day (current, (ico->recur->interval - 1) * 7 + 1);

- g_warning ("RECUR_WEEKLY: time_add_day() returned invalid time\n");

- g_warning ("RECUR_MONTHLY_BY_POS does not support negative positions yet");

- first_week_day = /* ical_object_get_first_weekday (ico->recur->weekday); */

- ico->recur->weekday; /* the i/f only lets you choose a single day of the week! */

- g_warning ("ical_object_get_first_weekday() returned -1");

- tm.tm_mday = (7 * (ico->recur->u.month_pos - ((week_day_start <= first_week_day ) ? 1 : 0))

- if (time_in_range (t, start, end) && recur_in_range (current, ico->recur))

- if (time_in_range (current, start, end) && recur_in_range (current, ico->recur))

- current = time_add_year (current, ico->recur->interval);

-duration_callback (iCalObject *ico, time_t start, time_t end, void *closure)

-/* Computes ico->recur->enddate from ico->recur->duration */

- ical_object_generate_events (ico, ico->dtstart, 0, duration_callback, &count);

- ical = ical_object_create_from_vobject (event, object_name);

diff --git a/calendar/cal-util/calobj.h b/calendar/cal-util/calobj.h
deleted file mode 100644
index fbc92a41c5..0000000000
--- a/calendar/cal-util/calobj.h
+++ /dev/null

- * Internal representation of a Calendar object. This is modeled after the

- void *w_entry; /* A GnomeEntryFile/GtkEntry for PROGRAM/MAIL */

- time_t enddate; /* If the value is zero, it is an infinite event

- * This describes an iCalendar object, note that we never store durations, instead we

- * always compute the end time computed from the start + duration.

- GList *attach; /* type: one or more URIs or binary data */

- char *comment; /* we collapse one or more TEXTs into one */

-typedef int (*calendarfn) (iCalObject *, time_t, time_t, void *);

-iCalObject *ical_new (char *comment, char *organizer, char *summary);

-iCalObject *ical_object_new_from_string (const char *vcalendar_string);

-iCalObject *ical_object_create_from_vobject (VObject *obj, const char *object_name);

-void ical_foreach (GList *events, calendarfn fn, void *closure);

-void ical_object_generate_events (iCalObject *ico, time_t start, time_t end, calendarfn cb, void *closure);

-/* Computes the enddate field of the recurrence based on the duration */

-/* Returns the first toggled day in a weekday mask -- we do this because we do not support multiple

- * days on a monthly-by-pos recurrence. If no days are toggled, it returns -1.

-/* Returns the number of seconds configured to trigger the alarm in advance to an event */

diff --git a/calendar/cal_struct.h b/calendar/cal_struct.h
deleted file mode 100644
index 411036c7aa..0000000000
--- a/calendar/cal_struct.h
+++ /dev/null

diff --git a/calendar/calendar-conduit-control-applet.c b/calendar/calendar-conduit-control-applet.c
deleted file mode 100644
index 0950772d2e..0000000000
--- a/calendar/calendar-conduit-control-applet.c
+++ /dev/null

-/* Control applet ("capplet") for the gnome-pilot calendar conduit, */

-/* gpilotd control applet ('capplet') for use with the GNOME control center */

-static void doRevertSettings(GtkWidget *widget, gpointer);

-static void doSaveSettings(GtkWidget *widget, gpointer);

-static void readStateCfg(GtkWidget *w,GCalConduitCfg *cfg);

-static void setStateCfg(GtkWidget *w,GCalConduitCfg *cfg);

- in GnomePilotConduitSyncType as they are used as index.

- if(conduitCfg->sync_type!=GnomePilotConduitSyncTypeCustom)

- gpilotd_conduit_mgmt_enable(conduit,pilotId,conduitCfg->sync_type);

-insert_dir_callback (GtkEditable *editable, const gchar *text,

- gtk_signal_emit_stop_by_name(GTK_OBJECT(editable), "insert_text");

-insert_dir_callback2(GtkEditable *editable, const gchar *text,

- capplet_widget_state_changed(CAPPLET_WIDGET(capplet), TRUE);

- const gchar *authors[] = {_("Eskil Heyn Olsen <deity@eskil.dk>"),NULL};

- about = gnome_about_new(_("GnomeCalendar Conduit"), VERSION,

- _("Configuration utility for the calendar conduit.\n"),

-static void toggled_cb(GtkWidget *widget, gpointer data) {

- gtk_widget_set_sensitive(cfgOptionsWindow,GTK_TOGGLE_BUTTON(widget)->active);

- capplet_widget_state_changed(CAPPLET_WIDGET(capplet), TRUE);

-sync_action_selection(GtkMenuShell *widget, gpointer unused)

- capplet_widget_state_changed(CAPPLET_WIDGET (capplet), TRUE);

- gtk_widget_set_sensitive(cfgOptionsWindow,curState->sync_type!=GnomePilotConduitSyncTypeCustom);

- capplet_widget_state_changed(CAPPLET_WIDGET(capplet), TRUE);

- gtk_box_pack_start(GTK_BOX(vbox), table, FALSE, FALSE, GNOME_PAD);

- gtk_box_pack_start(GTK_BOX(table), label, FALSE, FALSE, GNOME_PAD);

- gtk_object_set_data(GTK_OBJECT(vbox), "conduit_state", optionMenu);

- menuItem = gtk_menu_item_new_with_label(sync_options[i]);

- gtk_option_menu_set_menu(GTK_OPTION_MENU(optionMenu),GTK_WIDGET(menu));

- gtk_box_pack_start(GTK_BOX(table), optionMenu, FALSE, FALSE, 0);

- button = gtk_object_get_data(GTK_OBJECT(w), "conduit_on_off");

- gtk_toggle_button_set_active(GTK_TOGGLE_BUTTON(button),activated);

- gtk_widget_set_sensitive(cfgOptionsWindow,GTK_TOGGLE_BUTTON(button)->active);

- button = gtk_object_get_data(GTK_OBJECT(w), "conduit_on_off");

- gtk_container_border_width(GTK_CONTAINER(table), GNOME_PAD);

- gtk_container_border_width(GTK_CONTAINER(frame), GNOME_PAD_SMALL);

- gtk_table_attach_defaults(GTK_TABLE(table), frame, 0, 1, 0, 1);

- gtk_container_add(GTK_CONTAINER(frame), cfgStateWindow);

- dialogWindow = gnome_message_box_new(mesg,GNOME_MESSAGE_BOX_ERROR,GNOME_STOCK_BUTTON_OK,NULL);

- gnome_dialog_run_and_close(GNOME_DIALOG(dialogWindow));

- while(pilots[i]!=-1) { g_message("pilot %d = \"%d\"",i,pilots[i]); i++; }

- run_error_dialog(_("No pilot configured, please choose the\n'Pilot Link Properties' capplet first."));

- gnome_capplet_init ("calendar conduit control applet", NULL, argc, argv,

- conduit = gpilotd_conduit_mgmt_new("calendar_conduit");

- run_error_dialog(_("Cannot initialze the GnomePilot Daemon"));

- run_error_dialog(_("Cannot connect to the GnomePilot Daemon"));

- org_activation_state = activated = gpilotd_conduit_mgmt_is_enabled(conduit,pilotId);

diff --git a/calendar/calendar-conduit-control-applet.desktop b/calendar/calendar-conduit-control-applet.desktop
deleted file mode 100644
index 43c429ef97..0000000000
--- a/calendar/calendar-conduit-control-applet.desktop
+++ /dev/null

diff --git a/calendar/calendar-conduit.c b/calendar/calendar-conduit.c
deleted file mode 100644
index 55b4728fc0..0000000000
--- a/calendar/calendar-conduit.c
+++ /dev/null

-int debug_alarms = 0; /* needed to satisfy some other part of gncal */

-/* Default values for alarms */ /* needed to satisfy some other part of gncal */

-GnomePilotConduit * conduit_get_gpilot_conduit (guint32);

-void conduit_destroy_gpilot_conduit (GnomePilotConduit*);

-void local_record_from_icalobject(GCalLocalRecord *local,iCalObject *obj);

-#define show_exception(e) g_warning ("Exception: %s\n", CORBA_exception_id (e))

-#define LOG(e...) g_log(G_LOG_DOMAIN,G_LOG_LEVEL_MESSAGE, e)

-#define WARN(e...) g_log(G_LOG_DOMAIN,G_LOG_LEVEL_WARNING, e)

-#define INFO(e...) g_log(G_LOG_DOMAIN,G_LOG_LEVEL_MESSAGE, e)

-start_calendar_server (GnomePilotConduitStandardAbs *conduit,

- g_error ("Can not communicate with GnomeCalendar server");

-calendar_notify (time_t time, CalendarAlarm *which, void *data)

-get_calendar_objects(GnomePilotConduitStandardAbs *conduit,

- uids = GNOME_Calendar_Repository_get_object_id_list (ctxt->calendar, &(ctxt->ev));

- WARN (_("Error while communicating with calendar server"));

- result = g_slist_prepend(result,g_strdup(uids->_buffer[i]));

-get_calendar_objects(GnomePilotConduitStandardAbs *conduit)

- error = calendar_load_from_memory(cal,vcalendar_string);

- WARN (_("Error while communicating with calendar server"));

- retval = g_list_prepend(retval,ical_object_duplicate(l->data));

- /* g_free(vcalendar_string); FIXME: this coredumps, but won't it leak without ? */

- vcalendar_string = GNOME_Calendar_Repository_get_object(ctxt->calendar, uid, &(ctxt->ev));

- WARN (_("Error while communicating with calendar server"));

- local->local.ID,obj->summary,local->ical->pilot_status);

-find_record_in_repository(GnomePilotConduitStandardAbs *conduit,

- GNOME_Calendar_Repository_get_object_by_pilot_id (ctxt->calendar, remote->ID, &(ctxt->ev));

- WARN (_("Error while communicating with calendar server"));

- /* memory allocated in new_from_string is freed in free_match */

- /* g_free(vcal_string); FIXME: this coredumps, but won't it leak without ? */

-update_calendar_entry_in_repository(GnomePilotConduitStandardAbs *conduit,

- GNOME_Calendar_Repository_update_object (ctxt->calendar, obj->uid, str, &(ctxt->ev));

- WARN (_("Error while communicating with calendar server"));

-ical_from_remote_record(GnomePilotConduitStandardAbs *conduit,

- /* Special case: daily repetitions are converted to a multi-day event */

- /* This sucketh, a pilot event scheduled for dailyRepeat, freq 1, end on

- time_t newt = time_add_day (obj->dtend, a.repeatFrequency);

- LOG ("requesting %ld [%s]", remote->ID, a.description);

- vcal_string = GNOME_Calendar_Repository_get_object_by_pilot_id (ctxt->calendar, remote->ID, &(ctxt->ev));

- WARN (_("Error while communicating with calendar server"));

- if (start_calendar_server(GNOME_PILOT_CONDUIT_STANDARD_ABS(c),GET_GCALCONTEXT(c)) != 0) {

- if((l=dlp_ReadAppBlock(dbi->pilot_socket,dbi->db_handle,0,(unsigned char *)buf,0xffff))<0) {

- *local = find_record_in_repository(conduit,remote,ctxt);

- * Free the data allocated by a previous match_record call.

- * If successfull, return non-zero and ser *local=NULL, otherwise

-clear_status_archive_local (GnomePilotConduitStandardAbs *conduit,

- LOG ("iterating over %d records",g_slist_length(events));

- local_record_from_ical_uid(*local,(gchar*)events->data,ctxt);

- local_record_from_ical_uid(*local,(gchar*)(iterator->data),ctxt);

-iterate_specific (GnomePilotConduitStandardAbs *conduit,

- case GnomePilotRecordNothing: tmp = g_strdup("RecordNothing"); break;

- case GnomePilotRecordModified: tmp = g_strdup("RecordModified"); break;

- case GnomePilotRecordNew: tmp = g_strdup("RecordNew"); break;

- while(gnome_pilot_conduit_standard_abs_iterate(conduit,(LocalRecord**)local)) {

- if(archived && ((*local)->local.archived==archived)) break;

- GNOME_Calendar_Repository_update_pilot_id(ctxt->calendar,

- GNOME_Calendar_Repository_delete_object(ctxt->calendar,local->ical->uid,&(ctxt->ev));

- WARN (_("Error while communicating with calendar server"));

- update_calendar_entry_in_repository(conduit,local->ical,ctxt);

- calendar file, eg. Archive, or (by config option), simply

- GNOME_Calendar_Repository_update_pilot_id(ctxt->calendar,

- WARN (_("Error while communicating with calendar server"));

- local->a->event = 0; /* if no start time, leave at 1 */

- local->a->repeatEnd = *localtime(&local->ical->recur->_enddate);

- local->a->repeatFrequency = local->ical->recur->interval;

- /* STOP: don't replace these with g_strdup, since free_Appointment

- local->ical->comment==NULL?NULL:strdup(local->ical->comment);

- local->ical->summary==NULL?NULL:strdup(local->ical->summary);

- p->length = pack_Appointment(local->a,p->record,0xffff);

- /* This is some debug code that hexdumps the calendar entry...

- g_message("calconduit: new item from %s to %s",asctime(&(local->a->begin)),asctime(&(local->a->end)));

- g_message("local->a->description = %s",local->a->description);

- g_message("sizeof(p->record) = %d, length is %d",sizeof(p->record),p->length);

- /** FIXME: All the { LOG("yadayada"); return 1; } bloat is for debug purposes.

- LOG("failed local->local.archived == remote->archived");

- LOG("failed local->a.event != 0, unsupported by gnomecal");

- LOG("failed local->ical->aalarm.units == a.advanceUnits");

- LOG("failed a.alarm == 1 && local->ical->aalarm.enabled == 1");

- LOG("failed a.alarm != 1 && local->ical->aalarm.enabled != 1");

- /* If this code is broken, a more or less safe although not efficient

- approach is (other the fixing the bug), if either has recurrence,

- LOG("failed: local->ical->recur != NULL && a.repeatType != repeatNone");

- LOG("failed local->ical->recur->duration == 0 && a.repeatForever == 1");

- LOG("failed local->ical->recur->duration != 0 && ! a.repeatForever == 0");

- if(a.repeatEnd != *localtime(&local->ical->recur->_enddate)) {

- LOG("failed a.repeatEnd == *localtime(&local->ical->recur->_enddate)");

- if (a.repeatFrequency != local->ical->recur->interval) {

- LOG("failed a.repeatFrequency == local->ical->recur->interval");

- LOG("failed local->ical->recur->weekday & (1<<daycount) && a.repeatDays[daycount]==1");

- LOG("failed local->ical->recur->weekday &! (1<<daycount) && a.repeatDays[daycount]==0");

- LOG("failed: local->ical->recur == NULL && a.repeatType == repeatNone");

- LOG("failed a.note != NULL && local->ical->coment != NULL");

- LOG("failed a.note == NULL && local->ical->coment == NULL");

- LOG("failed a.description != NULL && local->ical->coment != NULL");

- LOG("failed strcmp(local->ical->summary,a.description)==0");

- LOG("failed a.description == NULL && local->ical->coment == NULL");

- GNOME_Calendar_Repository_delete_object(ctxt->calendar,

- WARN (_("Error while communicating with calendar server"));

- for (it=events;it;it = g_slist_next(it)) g_free(it->data);

- retval = gnome_pilot_conduit_standard_abs_new ("DatebookDB", 0x64617465);

- gnome_pilot_conduit_construct(GNOME_PILOT_CONDUIT(retval),"GnomeCalConduit");

- /* No real need to set it, since all signal are given this

- gtk_object_set_data(retval,"gcalconduit_context",ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "match_record", (GtkSignalFunc) match_record, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "free_match", (GtkSignalFunc) free_match, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "archive_local", (GtkSignalFunc) archive_local, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "archive_remote", (GtkSignalFunc) archive_remote, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "store_remote", (GtkSignalFunc) store_remote, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "clear_status_archive_local", (GtkSignalFunc) clear_status_archive_local, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "iterate", (GtkSignalFunc) iterate, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "iterate_specific", (GtkSignalFunc) iterate_specific, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "purge", (GtkSignalFunc) purge, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "set_status", (GtkSignalFunc) set_status, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "set_archived", (GtkSignalFunc) set_archived, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "set_pilot_id", (GtkSignalFunc) set_pilot_id, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "compare", (GtkSignalFunc) compare, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "compare_backup", (GtkSignalFunc) compare_backup, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "free_transmit", (GtkSignalFunc) free_transmit, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "delete_all", (GtkSignalFunc) delete_all, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "transmit", (GtkSignalFunc) transmit, ctxt);

- gtk_signal_connect (retval, "pre_sync", (GtkSignalFunc) pre_sync, ctxt);

-conduit_destroy_gpilot_conduit (GnomePilotConduit *conduit)

- GNOME_Calendar_Repository_done (ctxt->calendar, &(ctxt->ev));

diff --git a/calendar/calendar-conduit.h b/calendar/calendar-conduit.h
deleted file mode 100644
index 2ebf453e7e..0000000000
--- a/calendar/calendar-conduit.h
+++ /dev/null

-/* This is the local record structure for the GnomeCal conduit. */

- structure cannot be used by gnome-pilot-conduit-standard-abs.

- /* The corresponding iCal object, as found by GnomeCal. */

- /* pilot-link appointment structure, used for implementing Transmit. */

-/* This is the configuration of the GnomeCal conduit. */

- GnomePilotConduitSyncType sync_type; /* only used by capplet */

-#define GET_GCALCONFIG(c) ((GCalConduitCfg*)gtk_object_get_data(GTK_OBJECT(c),"gcalconduit_cfg"))

-/* This is the context for all the GnomeCal conduit methods. */

-#define GET_GCALCONTEXT(c) ((GCalConduitContext*)gtk_object_get_data(GTK_OBJECT(c),"gcalconduit_context"))

- g_snprintf(prefix,255,"/gnome-pilot.d/calendard-conduit/Pilot_%u/",pilotId);

- (*c)->open_secret = gnome_config_get_bool("open_secret=FALSE");

- g_snprintf(prefix,255,"/gnome-pilot.d/calendar-conduit/Pilot_%u/",c->pilotId);

-/* Destroys any data allocated by gcalconduit_load_configuration

-/* Given a GCalConduitContxt*, allocates the structure */

-/* Destroys any data allocated by gcalconduit_new_context

diff --git a/calendar/calendar-pilot-sync.c b/calendar/calendar-pilot-sync.c
deleted file mode 100644
index a98ff9b49b..0000000000
--- a/calendar/calendar-pilot-sync.c
+++ /dev/null

-/* True if you want to dump the flags bits from the records */

- N_("Specifies the port on which the Pilot is"), N_("PORT") },

- N_("If you want to debug the attributes on records"), NULL },

- { "only-desktop", 0, POPT_ARG_NONE, &only_desktop_to_pilot, 0,

- { "only-pilot", 0, POPT_ARG_INT, &only_pilot_to_desktop, 0,

- /* free_Appointment is brain-dead with respect to guarding against

- if (!(socket = pi_socket(PI_AF_SLP, PI_SOCK_STREAM, PI_PF_PADP)))

- strncpy ((void *) &addr.pi_device, pilot_port, sizeof (addr.pi_device));

- ret = pi_bind (socket, (struct sockaddr *)&addr, sizeof (addr));

- g_error (_("Can not bind to device %s\n"), pilot_port);

- g_error (_("Failed to get a connection from the Pilot device"));

- g_error ("Can not communicate with GnomeCalendar server");

- uid = GNOME_Calendar_Repository_get_id_from_pilot_id (repo, id, &ev);

- GNOME_Calendar_Repository_delete_object (repo, uid, &ev);

-update_record (GNOME_Calendar_Repository repo, int id, struct Appointment *a, int attr)

- vcal_string = GNOME_Calendar_Repository_get_object_by_pilot_id (repo, id, &ev);

- printf (_("\tObject did not exist, creating a new one\n"));

- printf (_("\tObject has been modified on desktop and on the pilot, desktop takes precedence\n"));

- /* turn day-long events into a full day's appointment */

- /* Special case: daily repetitions are converted to a multi-day event */

- time_t newt = time_add_day (obj->dtend, a->repeatFrequency);

- if (a->repeatFrequency && a->repeatType != repeatDaily){

- * Now, convert the in memory iCalObject to a full vCalendar we can send

- GNOME_Calendar_Repository_update_object (repo, obj->uid, str, &ev);

-sync_object_to_pilot (GNOME_Calendar_Repository repo, iCalObject *obj, int pilot_fd)

- rec_len = dlp_ReadRecordById (pilot_fd, db, obj->pilot_id,

- /* a contains the appointment either cleared or with the data from the Pilot */

- /* Alarms, try the various ones. Probably we should only do Audio?

- * Otherwise going gnomecal->pilot->gnomecal would get the gnomecal

- * with *possibly* an alarm that was not originally defined.

- * Pilot uses a repeat-daily for a multi-day event, adjust for that case

- a->exception = (struct tm *) malloc (sizeof (struct tm) * a->exceptions);

- * We use strdup to be correct. free_Appointment assumes we used

- rec_len = pack_Appointment (a, buffer, sizeof (buffer));

- GNOME_Calendar_Repository_update_pilot_id (repo, obj->uid, new_id, ICAL_PILOT_SYNC_NONE, &ev);

-sync_cal_to_pilot (GNOME_Calendar_Repository repo, Calendar *cal, int pilot_fd)

- printf ("Syncing desktop to pilot: %d/%d\r", i + 1, c);

- g_warning ("Strange, we were supposed to get only a dirty object");

-sync_pilot (GNOME_Calendar_Repository repo, int pilot_fd)

- /* This informs the user of the progress on the Pilot */

- if (dlp_OpenDB (pilot_fd, 0, 0x80 | 0x40, "DatebookDB", &db) < 0){

- g_warning (_("Could not open DatebookDB on the Pilot"));

- dlp_AddSyncLogEntry (pilot_fd, _("Unable to open DatebookDB"));

- * 1. Pull all the records from the Pilot, and make any updates

- /* If the object was deleted, remove it from the database */

- * 2. Pull all the records from the Calendar, and move any new items

- vcalendar_string = GNOME_Calendar_Repository_get_updated_objects (repo, &ev);

- error = calendar_load_from_memory (dirty_cal, vcalendar_string);

- dlp_AddSyncLogEntry (pilot_fd, _("Synced DateBook from Pilot to GnomeCal"));

- printf ("Please, press HotSync button on the palm...");

-calendar_notify (time_t time, CalendarAlarm *which, void *data)

diff --git a/calendar/calendar.c b/calendar/calendar.c
deleted file mode 100644
index 0fbecaf6f6..0000000000
--- a/calendar/calendar.c
+++ /dev/null

- * This keeps track of a given calendar. Eventually this will abtract everything

- * related to getting calendars/saving calendars locally or to a remote Calendar Service

- if ((calendar_day_begin == 0) || (calendar_day_end == 0))

- cal->event_hash = g_hash_table_new (g_str_hash, g_str_equal);

-try_add (iCalObject *ico, CalendarAlarm *alarm, time_t start, time_t end)

-add_object_alarms (iCalObject *obj, time_t start, time_t end, void *closure)

- ical_object_generate_events (obj, calendar_day_begin, calendar_day_end + max_o, add_object_alarms, obj);

- snprintf (buffer, sizeof (buffer), "GnomeCalendar-%ld\n", time (NULL));

- g_list_foreach (cal->events, (GFunc) ical_object_destroy, NULL);

- g_list_foreach (cal->todo, (GFunc) ical_object_destroy, NULL);

- g_list_foreach (cal->journal, (GFunc) ical_object_destroy, NULL);

-calendar_iterate_on_objects (GList *objects, time_t start, time_t end, calendarfn cb, void *closure)

- ical_object_generate_events (object, start, end, cb, closure);

-calendar_iterate (Calendar *cal, time_t start, time_t end, calendarfn cb, void *closure)

- calendar_iterate_on_objects (cal->events, start, end, cb, closure);

-calendar_get_objects_in_range (GList *objects, time_t start, time_t end, GCompareFunc sort_func)

- if ((start <= object->dtstart) && (object->dtend <= end)){

- new_events = g_list_insert_sorted (new_events, object, sort_func);

- /* Put the list in increasing order if no sort function was specified */

-calendar_get_todo_in_range (Calendar *cal, time_t start, time_t end, GCompareFunc sort_func)

- return calendar_get_objects_in_range (cal->todo, start, end, sort_func);

-calendar_get_journal_in_range (Calendar *cal, time_t start, time_t end, GCompareFunc sort_func)

- return calendar_get_objects_in_range (cal->journal, start, end, sort_func);

-#define str_val(obj) (char *) vObjectUStringZValue (obj)

-calendar_load_from_vobject (Calendar *cal, VObject *vcal)

- ical = ical_object_create_from_vobject (this, object_name);

- * Loads the information from the vCalendar information in @buffer

-calendar_load_from_memory (Calendar *cal, const char *buffer)

- /* WE call localtime for the side effect of setting tzname */

- addPropValue (vcal, VCProdIdProp, "-//GNOME//NONSGML GnomeCalendar//EN");

- dlg = gnome_message_box_new(_("Failed to save calendar!"),

-calendar_object_compare_by_start (gconstpointer a, gconstpointer b)

-assemble_event_list (iCalObject *obj, time_t start, time_t end, void *c)

- *l = g_list_insert_sorted (*l, co, calendar_object_compare_by_start);

-calendar_get_events_in_range (Calendar *cal, time_t start, time_t end)

- calendar_iterate (cal, start, end, assemble_event_list, &l);

-calendar_object_changed (Calendar *cal, iCalObject *obj, int flags)

- /* Remove any alarms on the alarm list for this object */

-calendar_day_change (time_t time, CalendarAlarm *which, void *closure)

- for (events = cal->events; events; events = events->next){

- alarm_add (&day_change_alarm, calendar_day_change, cal);

-calendar_object_find_in_list (Calendar *cal, GList *list, const char *uid)

-calendar_object_find_event (Calendar *cal, const char *uid)

-calendar_object_find_todo (Calendar *cal, const char *uid)

- return calendar_object_find_in_list (cal, cal->todo, uid);

- obj = calendar_object_find_in_list (cal, cal->todo, uid);

- obj = calendar_object_find_in_list (cal, cal->events, uid);

-calendar_object_find_by_pilot (Calendar *cal, int pilot_id)

- * Returns the iCalObject @object armored around a vCalendar

diff --git a/calendar/calendar.h b/calendar/calendar.h
deleted file mode 100644
index 4a9d4bcff2..0000000000
--- a/calendar/calendar.h
+++ /dev/null

-/* This is only used by the calendar_get_events_in_range routine to get

-char *calendar_load_from_memory (Calendar *cal, const char *buffer);

-void calendar_load_from_vobject (Calendar *cal, VObject *vcal);

-void calendar_add_object (Calendar *cal, iCalObject *obj);

-void calendar_remove_object (Calendar *cal, iCalObject *obj);

-GList *calendar_get_objects_in_range (GList *objects, time_t start, time_t end, GCompareFunc sort_func);

-GList *calendar_get_todo_in_range (Calendar *cal, time_t start, time_t end, GCompareFunc sort_func);

-GList *calendar_get_journal_in_range (Calendar *cal, time_t start, time_t end, GCompareFunc sort_func);

-gint calendar_compare_by_dtstart (gpointer a, gpointer b);

-void calendar_iterate_on_objects (GList *objects, time_t start, time_t end, calendarfn cb, void *closure);

-void calendar_iterate (Calendar *cal, time_t start, time_t end, calendarfn cb, void *closure);

-/* Returns a list of CalendarObject structures. These represent the events in the calendar that are

-GList *calendar_get_events_in_range (Calendar *cal, time_t start, time_t end);

-/* Destroy list returned by calendar_get_events_in_range() with this function */

-/* Informs the calendar that obj information has changed */

-void calendar_object_changed (Calendar *cal, iCalObject *obj, int flags);

-void calendar_notify (time_t time, CalendarAlarm *which, void *data);

-iCalObject *calendar_object_find_event (Calendar *cal, const char *uid);

-iCalObject *calendar_object_find_todo (Calendar *cal, const char *uid);

-iCalObject *calendar_object_find (Calendar *cal, const char *uid);

-iCalObject *calendar_object_find_by_pilot (Calendar *cal, int pilot_id);

diff --git a/calendar/calobj.c b/calendar/calobj.c
deleted file mode 100644
index f3004ddb13..0000000000
--- a/calendar/calobj.c
+++ /dev/null