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2010-01-15
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#32
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Originally Posted by Quanzel
That's a good question. I will avoid to make firm commitments to any date, but here's the release plan, very roughly (each line corresponds to a distinct release):
But you mentioned also a GUI, when do you think this is ready for testing?
- fixes for items with diacritics; transition to a C wrapper to interact with the CCalendar API (by the end of this week)
- support for birthday calendar (to be confirmed once I've checked the API), support for recurrent events, code clean-up
- GUI, plus any other bug fix for issues found up to that point. This will also be the moment when I will properly package the application, since it will be also usable by people not comfortable with the command line.
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2010-01-15
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#33
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Originally Posted by lorelei
Thank you buddy, it worked like a charm!
A few instruction here:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Sync#Synchronising_with_Google
There was also a post (several of them in fact) on the forum with some more information...
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2010-01-17
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#34
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Originally Posted by lorelei
SInce there's no python binding to access CCalendar DB, I will write a C++ wrapper library that will be used by Erminig-NG to access easily the Calendaring API. This should be rather straightforward (famous last words), and I hope to get that new version out by this Sunday.
First of all, thanks for this! I started working on the same thing (2-way multi-calendar sync), but only got as far as playing with the python-gdata and wrapping the necessary parts of the calendar-backend API with C (accessed using python ctypes). Was figuring out recurring events in the calendar-backend API when I was last working on it.
I'm gonna ditch my own effort and start playing with this. Hopefully I'll have some contributions soon.
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2010-01-17
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#35
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Just out of curiosity, why don't you guys use mail for exchange?
So far I have been able to update both ways.
So far I have been able to update both ways.
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2010-01-17
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#36
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Originally Posted by rmarcus
Already answered that in this post:
Just out of curiosity, why don't you guys use mail for exchange?
So far I have been able to update both ways.
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=469828&postcount=5
I'm sure other people will have additional arguments...
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2010-01-17
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#37
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Originally Posted by lorelei
ahem, here's why I really love putting dates in my release plans. I will not be able to release a new pre-version of Erminig-NG by the end of the weekend as I initially thought.
- fixes for items with diacritics; transition to a C wrapper to interact with the CCalendar API (by the end of this week)
I somewhat crashed my development environment, and coupled with the repository outage made for a not really productive weekend. Well, in any case I got everything running again, and I'm progressing toward my goal, albeit with a few days of delays. All my apologies!
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2010-01-18
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#38
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Originally Posted by zaheerm
I have 2 accounts on google, one personal and one work one (from google apps). The personal one has my personal calendars, the work one, my work calendars (that were added by work, not me).
why not let your personal one have access to the work one (or the other way around)
Or if you really dont want that, make another account that you just use for synching and let that account have the calendars of both personal and work?
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2010-01-18
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#39
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Originally Posted by lorelei
Thanks for the "update".
ahem, here's why I really love putting dates in my release plans. I will not be able to release a new pre-version of Erminig-NG by the end of the weekend as I initially thought.
I somewhat crashed my development environment, and coupled with the repository outage made for a not really productive weekend. Well, in any case I got everything running again, and I'm progressing toward my goal, albeit with a few days of delays. All my apologies!
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2010-01-18
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#40
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I agree with Quanzel that this is one of the most important applications in development. I'm just surprised that it has taken this long for someone to pick up the task.
That said, is there anything other than feedback that the community can give you to help this along?
That said, is there anything other than feedback that the community can give you to help this along?
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I can't test Erminig right now but I will certainly try it asap.
But you mentioned also a GUI, when do you think this is ready for testing?