Hi Paul,
Thanks for the update, it solves most of the issues.
I have 2 errors left because of Chronos missing epoch method in TimeOfDay
TimeOfDay class >> epoch
"{TimeOfDay epoch}"
^AnsiStandardCalendarClock epoch
=> Is it correct or this method comes form another package ?
Now (with epoch implemented), there are 3 failures and 2 errors left
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- For the 3 failures (the 2 export ones seems to be expected as it is said in
the test "This test may FAIL because of Dictionary ordering »):
#testWeekDays is because of a recurrence rule printing.
the expected string is : 'FREQ=MONTHLY;BYDAY=MO,2TU’
and we get: 'FREQ=MONTHLY;BYDAY=2TU,MO'
The byday rule does not preserve chronologic order (the collection is a Set).
Is it necessary ?
- The 2 errors are related to timezone.
For instance with this message: "The resource that defines the ruleset for the
VariableOffsetTimezone identified by 'Pacific/Wallis' is not accessible. »
This is probably because of OSProcess not being installed.
Do you have any idea where I have to look to try to use OSSubprocess instead ?
Cheers (it’s enough anyway now so that I can use iCal and Chronos),
Cédrik
> Le 15 juil. 2016 à 22:09, Paul DeBruicker <pdebr...@gmail.com> a écrit :
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> Hi Cédrick,
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> I uploaded a new version of the iCal-Core package and iCal-Tests package
> that should fix most of the issues shown below. I didn't realize I wiped
> out the #resetAlarms method and also some others with overrides.
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> Hope this gets you on your way
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> Paul
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