Today: fixed calculation of day indexes when weeks start on Monday. The

Today:  fixed calculation of day indexes when weeks start on Monday.
The year view now marks days (and fixed bugs in day marking as well).
Next step:  make a generic month-marker routine and use that all
over the place.

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
	this function.

	* year-view.c (mark_days): This function marks the days that have
	events in them.  It also fixes a memory leak in the old
	implementation (it was leaking the whole list).
	(unmark_days): New function used to unmark all the days in the
	year view.
	(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
	1, not 1900.
	(time_year_end): Likewise.

	* year-view.c (year_view_size_allocate): Now changing the size of
	the calendars is done in the idle loop.
	(idle_handler): This function actually does the resizing of the items.

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

svn path=/trunk/; revision=346

1 files changed, 7 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/calendar/calendar.h b/calendar/calendar.h
index 0a0e949d92..c12ce639b7 100644
--- a/calendar/calendar.h
+++ b/calendar/calendar.h
@@ -48,15 +48,17 @@ 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);
 
-/* Note this routine returns a GList with CalendarObjects */
-GList    *calendar_get_events_in_range  (Calendar *cal, time_t start, time_t end);
+/* Returns a list of CalendarObject structures.  These represent the events in the calendar that are
+ * in the specified range.
+ */
+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 */
+void calendar_destroy_event_list (GList *l);
 
 /* Informs the calendar that obj information has changed */
 void      calendar_object_changed       (Calendar *cal, iCalObject *obj, int flags);
 
-/* Destroy the above list with this method */
-void      calendar_destroy_event_list (GList *l);
-
 void      calendar_notify (time_t, void *data);
 END_GNOME_DECLS