Hi, I'm trying to find a compiled version of the docs but when I try this here http://api.kde.org/3.5-api/
I find out that it is incomplete. Example: I try kdepim-apidocs/kaddressbook
Not Found
The requested URL /3.5-api/kdepim-apidocs/kaddressbook/html/classes.html was not found on this server. Apache Server at api.kde.org Port 80
Otherwise I should compile the docs from the source - correct? Is there a procedure as I already pulled the pim sources from git?
Thanks in advance
On Monday 18 of January 2016 23:47:27 deloptes wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to find a compiled version of the docs but when I try this here http://api.kde.org/3.5-api/
I find out that it is incomplete. Example: I try kdepim-apidocs/kaddressbook
Not Found
The requested URL /3.5-api/kdepim-apidocs/kaddressbook/html/classes.html was not found on this server. Apache Server at api.kde.org Port 80
Otherwise I should compile the docs from the source - correct? Is there a procedure as I already pulled the pim sources from git?
Thanks in advance
I'm afraid that's not up to date, but is available at: http://www.trinitydesktop.org/apidocs.php
On Monday 18 of January 2016 23:52:02 Slávek Banko wrote:
On Monday 18 of January 2016 23:47:27 deloptes wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to find a compiled version of the docs but when I try this here http://api.kde.org/3.5-api/
I find out that it is incomplete. Example: I try kdepim-apidocs/kaddressbook
Not Found
The requested URL /3.5-api/kdepim-apidocs/kaddressbook/html/classes.html was not found on this server. Apache Server at api.kde.org Port 80
Otherwise I should compile the docs from the source - correct? Is there a procedure as I already pulled the pim sources from git?
Thanks in advance
I'm afraid that's not up to date, but is available at: http://www.trinitydesktop.org/apidocs.php
Well, forget it - it is outdated and incomplete...
Slávek Banko wrote:
Well, forget it - it is outdated and incomplete...
Thank you Slavek, I actually started there and as I did not find what I was looking for I asked google and came to the KDE old docs, but they are also incomplete.
Do you know if I could build the docs out of the git code and if yes how?
I feel much comfortable reading docs via browser than opening header files and reconstructing it all in my mind.
Perhaps it is time to refresh my doxigen knowledge
thank you once again in advance
kind regards
Hi again, perhaps you can help me understand few things
1. I want to know how the resources are working (for now I'm focused on the calendar) and how I can get all resources. I think same logic applies to the address book.
I have this in my test code:
KCal::Event::List events = calendar->events();
for (KCal::Event::List::ConstIterator i = events.begin(); ...
KCal::ResourceCalendar *resource = calendar->resource(*i); debug() << "RES ID :" << resource->infoText( ) << "\n"; debug() << "Event UID:" << (*i)->uid() << "\n"; debug() << "DESCR. :" << (*i)->description() << "\n";
and I see
test: DEBUG: RES ID :<b>Calendar</b><br>Type: Calendar in local file test: DEBUG: Event UID:KOrganizer-907657708.300 test: DEBUG: DESCR. :
test: DEBUG: RES ID :<b>Calendar</b><br>Type: Calendar in local file test: DEBUG: Event UID:6D57BED4-B881-41E4-B956-275EAC155D4B-0DD10CAB-DBAE-46FB-888D-0ACD678A78F1 test: DEBUG: DESCR. :
test: DEBUG: RES ID :<b>Calendar</b><br>Type: Calendar in local file test: DEBUG: Event UID:libkcal-127920932.676 test: DEBUG: DESCR. :Martin Opitz
test: DEBUG: RES ID :<b>MoonCal</b><br>Type: Calendar in local file test: DEBUG: Event UID:F2320209-5806-4075-B7F3-253AEF30942A-0DD10CAB-DBAE-46FB-888D-0ACD678A78F1 test: DEBUG: DESCR. :
test: DEBUG: RES ID :<b>birthdays-resource</b><br>Type: Birthdays from the calendar test: DEBUG: Event UID:226_KABC_Birthday test: DEBUG: DESCR. :
test: DEBUG: RES ID :<b>Feiertage-AT</b><br>Type: calendar in local file test: DEBUG: Event UID:KOrganizer-5773400.245 test: DEBUG: DESCR. :gesetzlich anerkannter Feiertag (öffentlicher Ruhetag)
Please note the different info and UID structure. The question is how I get all resources and their ids (well without reading the code - haha)
In opensync one would put "Calendar" in the config file and it would use this resource.
I do not know if this was pragmatic decision or had another background. I could imagine having one resource for the mobile or a like, but perhaps it is not hard to implement more sophisticated logic and more flexible configuration.
2. I want to know how the so called Cache works and if it is required to somehow deal with it. I do not recall seeing something like this in the kdepim opensync code
3. I use simple debug function
kdbgstream debug() { return kdDebug() << "DEBUG: " ; }
but ./cal-reader-test 2>&1> /tmp/test
still outputs to the screen - this turns upside down all I knew about IO in *nix. I must admit that I do not know that much about KDE3 now TDE internal. It is just the best one in my opinion, so use it.
thank you in advance
regards
deloptes wrote:
Hi again, perhaps you can help me understand few things
- I want to know how the resources are working (for now I'm focused on
the calendar) and how I can get all resources. I think same logic applies to the address book.
I think I understood this - however documentation was not really helpful
This was of some help, but finally got to look in all the related header files to get it right
http://api.kde.org/4.8-api/kdepimlibs-apidocs/kresources/html/classKRES_1_1M...
KCal::CalendarResourceManager * mgr = calendar->resourceManager(); for (KRES::ManagerKCal::ResourceCalendar::Iterator i = mgr->begin(); i != mgr->end(); i++) { debug() << "SUB RES ID :" << ( *i )->identifier() << "\n"; debug() << "SUB RES DESC:" << ( *i )->infoText( ) << "\n"; }
I think however I'll use the "Active" version and give the user the ability to influence all of that with enable / disable.
Thank for the support and patience (with irony)
regards
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deloptes -
Slávek Banko