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mirakels	2010-03-09 , 12:12
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here is some calendar and other apps apis:

http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/...scover_Maemo_5

I also like to have a small cli app to add/update/remove calendar events.
(e.g. to create a simple cli tool to add easter dates for several years to the calendar)

Last edited by mirakels; 2010-03-09 at 12:14.

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	krk969	2010-03-09 , 12:26
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/usr/bin/calendarclt ( to view/add/modify )

make sure you dont run this as another user(example as root )
I think it resets your calendar on the phone.

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davide	2010-03-09 , 17:02
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Originally Posted by mirakels

...create a simple cli tool to add ...

Can you show us some code rows to understand how to write something useful for our needings?

I wrote something simple in Python

and tons of string in max script but it works in another world...

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	krk969	2010-03-09 , 17:10
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Originally Posted by davide

Can you show us some code rows to understand how to write something useful for our needings?

adding a new calendar

Code:

  multiCalendar->addCalendar (calendarName.toStdString(), COLOUR_YELLOW,
        0, 1, type /*Local calendar*/,
        "Default" /*CalendarTune*/,
        "0.1" /*CalendarVersion*/, errorCode);

thats how you could create an event and add an alarm 15 minutes before starttime to a calender

Code:

CCalendar *calendar = multiCalendar->getCalendarByName (calendarName.toStdString(), errorCode);
	CEvent *pEvent = new CEvent(title.toStdString(), description.toStdString(), "", sdateUtc, edateUtc);
	CAlarm *alarmEvent = new CAlarm();
	alarmEvent->setDuration(E_AM_15MIN);
	alarmEvent->setTrigger(sdateUtc - 15 * 60);

	pEvent->setAlarm(alarmEvent);
       multiCalendar->addEvent(pEvent, calendar->getCalendarId(), errorCode);

thats how you can delete a calendar

Code:

CCalendar *calendar = multiCalendar->getCalendarByName (calendarName.toStdString(), errorCode);
    if (errorCode)
    {
        success = multiCalendar->deleteCalendar (calendar->getCalendarId(), errorCode);
    }

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davide	2010-03-09 , 17:32
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I guess this code need headers. Do you save it in a file and then type this file in CLI to launch it?

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	krk969	2010-03-09 , 17:38
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Originally Posted by davide

I guess this code need headers. Do you save it in a file and then type this file in CLI to launch it?

its not something you can add to a file and type the file in CLI.
it needs to be compiled with the headers from here.
Not sure if there are any python bindings with which you could do the same and "type the file" in the CLI