On Tue, 2005-03-08 at 17:04 -0500, JP Rosevear wrote: > On Thu, 2005-03-03 at 20:09 +0100, Philip Van Hoof wrote: > > Hi there, > > > > Since I've rewritten most of the save-calendar plugin, I've been playing > > with some idea's for it. > > > > One of those idea's is the possibility to let the user define a simple > > query on the data which will, for the user, decide what calendar items > > are going to be exported to the specified format. > > > > It could, for example, let the user decide if only items between two > > specific hours and only during the weekdays need to be exported to an > > offline fileformat. > > > > Why I want to do this is rather simple to explain: My employer likes > > timesheets. But I don't want my employer to know which meetings I've > > scheduled with my girlfriend :-). (well, thats my personal reason) > > > > My current and a simple solution is to create multiple local calendars. > > But very often I forget about this and created all the calendar-items of > > a certain period in my life on the same logical calendar. > > > > The reason my I'm mailing this is: in case I'd build such a query > > userinterface and extend the save-calendar in such a way, would it ever > > get accepted by Evolution? The reason why I ask it first is because I > > can, for my own purposes, create simpeler filtering scripts to > > filter-out specific calendaring items from my personal calendar-exports. > > What about just exporting all items in the current view as an option? > That way the user can do what ever search they want. Doesn't lend > itself well to searches > 6 weeks I guess, but something to consider. > well, it could use the data in the search bar and allow the user to select "shown time range" or "all", and thus it can be used for all cases. -- Rodrigo Moya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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