Now the views monitor the client by themselves; it does not make sense to

2000-08-29  Federico Mena Quintero  <federico@helixcode.com>

	Now the views monitor the client by themselves; it does not make
	sense to proxy all notifications through the GnomeCal.  The
	GnomeCal should just be a meta-widget that holds all the views.

	At some later point we'll want to decouple the views from the
	GnomeCal so that they can be embedded anywhere; they should emit
	signals to request appropriate actions from the toplevel GUI
	instead of calling the GnomeCal directly.

	* gui/e-day-view.c (e_day_view_set_cal_client): New function; now
	the day view monitors the client by itself.
	(cal_loaded_cb): New callback; moved over from
	e_day_view_update_all_events().
	(obj_updated_cb): New callback; moved over from
	e_day_view_update_event().
	(obj_removed_cb): New callback; moved over from
	e_day_view_remove_event().
	(e_day_view_update_all_events): Removed function.
	(e_day_view_update_event): Removed function.
	(e_day_view_remove_event): Removed function.
	(*): Use the day_view->client directly instead of fetching it from
	the GnomeCal.
	(e_day_view_destroy): Unref the client.
	(e_day_view_reload_events): Check if the client is loaded.
	(e_day_view_key_press): Set the vtype of the new component.

	* gui/e-week-view.c (e_week_view_set_cal_client): New function.
	(cal_loaded_cb): New callback.
	(obj_updated_cb): New callback.
	(obj_removed_cb): New callback.
	(e_week_view_update_all_events): Removed function.
	(e_week_view_update_event): Removed function.
	(e_week_view_remove_event): Removed function.
	(*): Use the week_view->client directly.
	(e_week_view_destroy): Unref the client.
	(e_week_view_reload_events): Check if the client is loaded.

	* gui/gnome-cal.c (setup_widgets): Set the cal_client on all the
	views.
	(gnome_calendar_update_all): Do not update the views, since now
	they do it themselves.
	(gnome_calendar_object_updated_cb): Likewise.
	(gnome_calendar_object_removed_cb): Likewise.
	(setup_widgets): Remove all to-do list cruft.
	(gnome_calendar_colors_changed): Likewise.
	(gnome_calendar_todo_properties_changed): Likewise.

	* gui/calendar-commands.h (todo_style_changed): Removed variable.

	* gui/gncal-todo.c: Removed old clist cruft; just left in the
	temporary dialog box for now.

svn path=/trunk/; revision=5105

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 12 deletions

diff --git a/calendar/gui/e-day-view.h b/calendar/gui/e-day-view.h
index 955ef0541c..379699accd 100644
--- a/calendar/gui/e-day-view.h
+++ b/calendar/gui/e-day-view.h
@@ -188,6 +188,9 @@ struct _EDayView
 	/* The calendar we are associated with. */
 	GnomeCalendar *calendar;
 
+	/* Calendar client object we are monitoring */
+	CalClient *client;
+
 	/* The start and end of the day shown. */
 	time_t lower;
 	time_t upper;
@@ -414,6 +417,9 @@ GtkWidget* e_day_view_new			(void);
 void       e_day_view_set_calendar		(EDayView	*day_view,
 						 GnomeCalendar	*calendar);
 
+void       e_day_view_set_cal_client		(EDayView	*day_view,
+						 CalClient	*client);
+
 /* This sets the selected time range. The EDayView will show the day or week
    corresponding to the start time. If the start_time & end_time are not equal
    and are both visible in the view, then the selection is set to those times,
@@ -427,18 +433,6 @@ void       e_day_view_get_selected_time_range	(EDayView	*day_view,
 						 time_t		*start_time,
 						 time_t		*end_time);
 
-/* This reloads all calendar events. */
-void       e_day_view_update_all_events		(EDayView	*day_view);
-
-/* This is called when one event has been added or updated. */
-void       e_day_view_update_event		(EDayView	*day_view,
-						 const gchar	*uid);
-
-/* This removes all the events associated with the given uid. Note that for
-   recurring events there may be more than one. If any events are found and
-   removed we need to layout the events again. */
-void	   e_day_view_remove_event		(EDayView	*day_view,
-						 const gchar	*uid);
 
 /* The number of days shown in the EDayView, from 1 to 7. This is normally
    either 1 or 5 (for the Work-Week view). */