New function to restart a query for the day view. (query_obj_updated_cb):

2001-04-12  Federico Mena Quintero  <federico@ximian.com>

	* gui/e-day-view.c (update_query): New function to restart a query
	for the day view.
	(query_obj_updated_cb): Renamed from obj_updated_cb(); updated for
	queries instead of calendar clients.
	(query_obj_removed_cb): Likewise.
	(cal_opened_cb): Just update_query() instead of queueing reloading
	all the events.
	(e_day_view_set_cal_client): Likewise.
	(e_day_view_set_query): Likewise.
	(e_day_view_set_selected_time_range): Likewise.
	(e_day_view_set_days_shown): Likewise.
	(e_day_view_recalc_work_week): Likewise.
	(e_day_view_queue_reload_events): Removed function now that events
	are updated entirely by the query.
	(e_day_view_reload_events_idle_cb): Likewise.
	(e_day_view_reload_events): Likewise.
	(e_day_view_init): Use a pretty arrow instead of GDK_TOP_LEFT_ARROW.

	* gui/e-week-view.c: Analogous changes to the ones in e-day-view.c.
	(e_week_view_init): Use a pretty arrow instead of GDK_TOP_LEFT_ARROW.

	* cal-util/timeutil.c (isodate_from_time_t): Return a g_strdup()ed
	version of the string instead of a pointer to a static buffer.
	(time_from_isodate): Resurrected function.  Polished up to our
	current standards of paranoia.

	* pcs/query.c (func_time_now): New function (time-now).
	(func_make_time): New function (make-time ISODATE).
	(func_time_add_day): New function (time-add-day TIME N).
	(func_time_day_begin): New function (time-day-begin TIME).
	(func_time_day_end): New function (time-day-end TIME).
	(func_occur_in_time_range): Use time_t values instead of ints.
	(match_component): Free the stringized component.  Free the ESexp
	result value.

	* gui/e-day-view.h: Removed a couple of unused prototypes.

	* pcs/query.c (query_destroy): Oops, disconnect from the backend.

	* pcs/cal.c (Cal_get_query): Duplicate the query reference before
	we return it.

	* gui/calendar-commands.c (pixmaps): Fixed paths to image files.

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