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Closing in favor of KDE report. Please refer there for updates. Thanks.
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I added a python script at https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=165212
which is similar to the ruby script.
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I added a bug watcher for the KDE bug, so we can easily follow it's
status.
Anwho, the slowness could be what is reported as bug #258611 I am not
sure though, as I wasn't able to reproduce it.
By the way, my KOrganizer didn't store the files with dos file ending :P
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I added a bug watcher for the KDE bug, so we can easily follow it's
status.
Anwho, the slowness could be what is reported as bug #258611 I am not
sure though, as I wasn't able to reproduce it.
By the way, my KOrganizer didn't store the files with dos file ending :P
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The problem is that KDE 3 didn't store the timezone along the time, so KDE 4
apparently assumes it is UTC and does the default operations for not-locale
times, it translates them into your locale one.
However, the entry in the calendar file itself is not changed, and the general
assumption seem
Well, it does cause a bug: evening appointments made here in the
America/Chicago timezone end up being displayed on two consecutive days.
(See attached screenshot; Monday's "Soccer" and "Juniors" should _not_
be replicated on Tuesday.)
Aside from dozens of recurring items, I also have non-recurrin
Well, the display issue is actually a different one ;-)
I guess writing a conversion script wouldn't be much work, but we can
not run it by default because of the reason stated in my former comment.
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I am attaching a script to convert the calendar files. By default it will use
$HOME/.kde/share/apps/korganizer/std.ics, you can change this by passing a
different file as argument to the script
ruby migrateics.rb /home/harald/.kde/share/apps/korganizer/private.ics
for example.
It copies the
Thanks for the script! That's incredibly generous of you to provide this
---to people like me who don't tend to make appointments in many
different timezones, this will save a lot of manual work.
I think I almost have your script working, with the one small exception
that the output std.ics (as we
Oh, and on "the display issue is actually a different one," I agree this
observation does add some new elements---and I suspect you've already
diagnosed the problem better than I. However, at the risk of being
unnecessarily explicit: note that those evening appointments span 2 days
as measured by U
You are running Intrepid, right?
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I attached a modified script, maybe it works better. I am not exaclty
sure why it fails there.
Anyhow the extras package is only necessary for the backup task. gsub!
as well as everything else (besides the copy operation obviously ;-) is
part of the core ruby modules, so I don't see how that could
New try.
In theory line can never be nil, it can be an empty string (i.e. "") but never
nil (which would be nothing at all). I add a control strucutre to prevent an
execution of gsub on line, when line is nil.
I am not too sure if this works though, in order to evaluate the variable the
variabl
There is no conversion going on.
The only changes that need to be done is attach ;TZID=#{timezone}: to
DSTART/DTEND and remove the trailing Z, in fact just removing the Z should b
enough to force KOrganizer to use the local time. It is however adding the
timezone from /etc/timezone to ensure it
OK, thanks for the updated script! It runs to completion, and indeed
prints debugging info. The curious part is that the typical event looks
like this:
..BEGIN:VEVENT
..DTSTAMP:20081022T164250Z
OK, I did more reading (ruby is pretty cool). The "Z" substitution line can be
changed to
line = line.sub(/Z[\r$]/,'')
and I think the script works as you intended. (The \r part is needed because
korganizer seems to save its data in a DOS-style text file; I put the $ in
there for saf
See upstream bugreport http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=165212. I've
put a link to this thread there, too.
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Oh, it also turns out that it becomes much slower to "scroll" (i.e.,
when you hit the "back" and "forward" buttons), so much so that I will
for now keep using my old UTC-based std.ics. Drat. Presumably this is
something that could be optimized? Like I said earlier, I'm happy to
mail you my calendar
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On Tuesday 21 October 2008, Harald Sitter wrote:
> You are running Intrepid, right?
Yes. I just found "libruby-extras" (I had only noticed libruby1.8-extras
before) and installed it. Then I get this output:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ruby1.9 ./migrateics.rb
copy backup of /home/tim/.kde/share/apps/kor
On Tuesday 21 October 2008, Harald Sitter wrote:
> I attached a modified script, maybe it works better. I am not exaclty
> sure why it fails there.
>
> Anyhow the extras package is only necessary for the backup task. gsub!
> as well as everything else (besides the copy operation obviously ;-) is
>
On Tuesday 21 October 2008, Harald Sitter wrote:
> I attached a modified script, maybe it works better. I am not exaclty
> sure why it fails there.
OK, I googled and I think I found part of the problem, but I don't understand
the whole thing. "line" turns out to be empty sometimes. So I changed
Definite progress, in that it processes the entire file. The lines it changes
(because they start with DTSTART or DTEND), however, come out blank, rather
than containing data. This causes korganizer to crash on startup.
As I try to understand more ruby, it looks to me like your script just
prep
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