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2000-12-21 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@helixcode.com>
Alarm trigger queueing for the GUI part.
* gui/alarm-notify.[ch]: New files with the high-level alarm
notification system; mostly moved over from gnome-cal.c. The
low-level timer stuff is still in alarm.[ch].
* gui/alarm-notify.c (alarm_notify_init): New function to
initialize the alarm notification system.
(alarm_notify_done): New function to shut down the alarm
notification system.
(alarm_notify_add_client): New function to start monitoring a
calendar client for alarm notification.
(alarm_notify_remove_client): New function to stop monitoring a
client.
* gui/alarm.h (AlarmDestroyNotify): Also pass in the alarm ID so
the callback may know which ID is being destroyed.
* gui/alarm.c (clear_itimer): New function.
(pop_alarm): Use clear_itimer().
(alarm_done): New function to shut down the timer system.
(alarm_add): Add some preconditions. Do not call the destroy
notification function if we could not create the alarm.
(alarm_ready): Pass the alarm ID to the destroy notify function.
(alarm_remove): Likewise. Also, add some preconditions.
* gui/gnome-cal.c: Removed the alarm notification functions from
here since they are now in alarm-notify.c.
(gnome_calendar_construct): Register the client with
alarm_notify_add_client().
(gnome_calendar_destroy): Use alarm_notify_remove_client() to
unregister the client.
(obj_updated_cb): Do not do any alarm-related stuff.
(obj_removed_cb): Likewise.
* gui/main.c (main): Shut down the alarm timer system.
(main): Initialize and shut down the alarm notification system.
* gui/Makefile.am (evolution_calendar_SOURCES): Added
alarm-notify.[ch] to the list of sources.
* gui/calendar-model.c (calendar_model_set_cal_client): Only
connect to the "cal_loaded" signal if the client is not already
loaded.
* gui/e-day-view.c (e_day_view_set_cal_client): Likewise.
* gui/e-week-view.c (e_week_view_set_cal_client): Likewise.
* gui/e-itip-control.c (update_calendar): Connect to "cal_loaded"
before issuing the load request.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=7130
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2000-05-11 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@helixcode.com>
* gui/gnome-cal.c (gnome_calendar_update_all): Removed unused
arguments. Load the initial alarms here.
(load_alarms): New function to load a day's worth of alarms.
(gnome_calendar_class_init): Eeeek! This was taking in an
incorrect argument type.
(gnome_calendar_init): Now the calendar keeps a hash table of
UIDs->queued alarms. Create the hash table here.
(gnome_calendar_destroy): Destroy the alarms hash table.
(gnome_calendar_object_updated_cb): Remove the alarms for the
object and regenerate them.
(gnome_calendar_object_removed_cb): Remove the alarms for the
object.
* gui/alarm.c (alarm_add): Do not take in a CalendarAlarm, just
the trigger time, the callback and the closure data. Return an
opaque identifier for the alarm so that it can be removed by the
client code if needed. Use the queue_alarm() helper function.
(queue_alarm): Helper function to actually queue the alarm and set
up the itimer. Deal with a nonzero return value from
setitimer().
(alarm_remove): New function to remove an alarm based on its ID.
(pop_alarm): New helper function; pops the first alarm of the
queue and resets the timer as appropriate.
(alarm_ready): Simplified a lot by using pop_alarm().
* idl/evolution-calendar.idl (Cal): Added get_alarms_in_range().
* pcs/cal.c (build_instance_seq): New function to build a CORBA
sequence from the internal list of instances.
(Cal_get_events_in_range): Use build_instance_seq().
(Cal_get_alarms_in_range): Implemented new method.
* pcs/cal-backend.c (cal_backend_get_alarms_in_range): New
function with the get_alarms_in_range() engine.
* pcs/cal-backend-imc.c (cal_backend_imc_get_alarms_in_range):
Implemented the get_alarms_in_range() method.
* cal-client/cal-client.c (cal_client_get_alarms_in_range): New
client-side function for getting the alarms.
(build_instance_list): New helper function to build the
CalObjInstance list from the CORBA sequence.
(cal_client_get_events_in_range): Use build_instance_list().
* gui/calendar-commands.h: #include <cal-util/calobj.h>. #include
"gnome-cal.h".
* gui/e-week-view.c: #include "calendar-commands.h" instead of
main.h; the latter is an obsolete file and will be killed.
* gui/evolution-calendar-control.c (main): Call init_bonobo()
before anything else. We need the GTK+ object system initialized.
* gui/Makefile.am (evolution_calendar_SOURCES): Do not use main.h.
* cal-util/cal-util.c (cal_alarm_instance_list_free): New function.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2987
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2000-04-16 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@helixcode.com>
* cal-util/Makefile.am: Renamed library from libcalutil to
libcal-util, to be consistent with libcal-client. Install header
files in $(includedir)/evolution/cal-util.
(INCLUDES): Add "cal-util" log domain for glib.
(libcal_clientincludedir): The header files are now installed in
$(includedir)/evolution/cal-client.
* cal-util/cal-util.h: Fix includes.
* cal-client/client-test.c: Fix includes.
* pcs/Makefile.am: Create libpcs.a, not a shared library, because
it is for internal use by Wombat only. The header files should
not be installed, either. Removed all the old Tlacuache stuff.
* gui/Makefile.am (EXTRA_DIST): We no longer distribute
gncal.desktop.
(evolution_calendar_INCLUDES): Add "calendar-gui" for the glib log
domain.
* gui/*.[ch]: Fix cal-util and cal-client includes.
* pcs/Makefile.am (INCLUDES): Added "pcs" log domain for glib.
* pcs/*.[ch]: Fix cal-util includes.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2461
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svn path=/trunk/; revision=2086
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svn path=/trunk/; revision=2083
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* cal-client/cal-client-alarm.c: stubs for client side
access to alarm structures. this will probably change,
since i don't know what i'm doing.
* cal-util/alarm-enums.h: enums for alarms needed by
both the client and the server
* remaining source files in calendar/... have been moved
to calendar/gui.
* gui/alarm.c: start to decouple the view from the model
in the alarm editing code
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2062
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* cal-util/Makefile.am: new file -- things shared between
the client and server go in this directory
* calobj.c calobj.h icalendar.c icalendar.h
timeutil.c timeutil.h cal-util.c cal-util.h where moved
backend stuff went into pcs. shared stuff went into
cal-util.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2032
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2000-02-08 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@helixcode.com>
* evolution-calendar.idl (Cal): Added get_uids() method to get a
list of UIDs based on object types.
* cal-backend.c (cal_backend_get_uids): Implemented get_uids() in
the backend.
* cal.c (Cal_get_uids): Implemented get_uids() method.
* cal-client.c (cal_client_get_uids): Implemented client-side
function.
* cal-util.c (cal_obj_instance_list_free): Doh. Free the list,
not the last link.
(cal_obj_uid_list_free): New function to free a list of UIDs.
* GnomeCal.idl (Repository): Removed unused method
get_object_by_id_list(). This is just for cleanup purposes and to
remind me exactly of what needs to be moved over to
evolution-calendar.idl.
(Repository): Removed unused get_objects() method.
* corba-cal.c (init_calendar_repo_class): Removed the unused
get_objects method.
* calobj.h (CalObjFindStatus): New status value enumeration for
the find function.
* calobj.c (ical_object_find_in_string): New function to parse a
complete calendar and find a calendar object in it. This should
be used instead ical_object_new_from_string() in the future.
* evolution-calendar.idl (CalObjInstance): Added an uid field.
Now the idea is that whenever calendar object strings are passed
around, their UIDs are passed along with them so that the actual
object can be pulled from the whole VCAL object using its UID to
identify it.
* cal-util.h (CalObjInstance): Added uid field.
* cal-util.c (cal_obj_instance_list_free): Free the UIDs.
* cal-backend.c (build_event_list): Store the object's UID in the
instance structure.
* cal.c (Cal_get_events_in_range): Copy the UID field to the CORBA
structure.
* cal-client.c (cal_client_get_events_in_range): Copy the UID
field from the CORBA structure.
* main.c (gnome_cal_file_menu): Removed unfinished html-month stuff.
* Makefile.am (gnomecal_SOURCES): Removed html-month.c.
* gnome-cal.c: #include "alarm.h"
(mail_notify): Made static.
* alarm.h: #include "calobj.h"
* corba-cal-factory.h (init_corba_server): Fixed prototype.
* quick-view.c (create_items_for_event): Made static.
* gncal-todo.c (column_resized): Made static.
* layout.c (find_index): Made static.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=1699
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1999-01-28 Miguel de Icaza <miguel@nuclecu.unam.mx>
* calendar.c (calendar_init_alarms): Schedule an alarm for
midnight to change the calendar_day_begin/calendar_day_end.
* alarm.c (alarm_ready): If we reschedule, there is no need to
activate any pending alarms.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=634
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1998-12-16 Miguel de Icaza <miguel@nuclecu.unam.mx>
Rewrote the old and broken alarm system. It never actually
worked properly. Now it works properly, and I figured a nice way
to get the Audio alarm do something nicer (it is now like an alarm
clock :-).
* gnome-cal.c (calendar_notify): Now we take a CalendarAlarm to
actually distinguish which alarm was triggered.
* alarm.c (alarm_ready): The code was only activating the first
alarm. Reschedule the timer upon delivery of an alarm.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=535
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Lots of fixes:
1. Alarms are rescheduled when an event has been changed.
2. Avoid emitting spurious event changes.
3. Applied black magic to get the mail-notification
working.
Miguel.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=199
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svn path=/trunk/; revision=170
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Yes.
It works.
It loads, it saves, it does all that stuff.
It works, even if federico complains that we did not test close.
Repetition, alarms, all that stuff you all guys love.
It it is there. We did minimal testing, but we know you will
happilly commit a fix if you find a problem, right?
Ok, we are off to a party now.
Miguel
svn path=/trunk/; revision=155
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