A bit late to the party, I know, but wanted to chime in on the Cygwin
File::Spec discussion. I'm 'cc'ing the cygwin list as a "heads up" for any
interested parties.
A more satisfactory mapping is to base "Cygwin" on Win32, not Unix.
Cygwin, as an "OS interface" _partially_ supports posix mapping
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Jay Lawrence wrote:
> And yeh, upon writing this it makes sense to move them up. The
> Business::vFile module remains as the base class, but I will rename the
> others to : Business::vCalendar vs. Business::vFile::vCalendar.
One good thing about "Business::vFile" would be you
There is no official specification of the XML equivalent for the v*
file formats. From what I can see the process is moving along but
slowly. There is also an RSS spec in the works for these files. I am
get the impression that more are using the original file format rather
than XML or RSS - if
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Jay Lawrence wrote:
> I am thinking more along the line of:
>
> Business::vFile::
> VCALENDAR
> VFILE
Isn't there an XML equivelant of the vCard specification? I know Jabber
uses an XML formatted vCard for its user directory.
What if you jus
As far as I know it is entirely standalone under 5.8.0. I will make it
compatible to 5.6.1 at least and maybe 5.6.0 & lower if I have the
time. As well right now I am using Apple's iCal and Address Book as my
pathological examples. If you use other products and would like to
supply me with samp
* Jay Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-01-03 10:48]:
> I have the basics of a v* file parser/generator underway. This stemmed
> from my initial need to parse vCard files (because Apple's Address Book
> can't print and I needed my xmas card labels! *** ) and ultimately
> vCalendar files. These
I have the basics of a v* file parser/generator underway. This stemmed
from my initial need to parse vCard files (because Apple's Address Book
can't print and I needed my xmas card labels! *** ) and ultimately
vCalendar files. These modules will also be able to write
v(Calendar|Card|\w+) files
