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dtmail: messages of the 'Mail Retrieval' menu of dtmail were left untranslated. French, Italian, Spanish translations were added. vcal2xapia.awk: capacity to handle UTC+n timezones and TODO items added.
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The AWK script converts .vcs files into XAPIA format files that can then
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be dragged and dropped on the Calendar icon of the front panel to
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insert an appointment in the CDE calendar.
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Initial version:
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The program has some limitations. For the moment, it ignores ToDo items
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and only converts appointment items. Also, it has to convert
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appointments that extend on more than a single day (such as holidays)
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into daily repeats
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and to transform "UNTIL=" repetitions into a number of repetition.
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This is done by using an average duration of 30.44 days for a month
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and 365.25 days for a year instead of using the correct duration for
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leap years and for months. So the duration of an appointment can
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be sometimes calculated incorrectly.
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Appointments in the local time are not handled very well. The script
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assumes that the local time is UTC+1.
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It is released under MIT license.
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http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
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Better programs (in Perl) to interact with dtcm by Adam Stein are available at:
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http://www.csh.rit.edu/~adam/Progs/programs.html
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They require to install the Calendar-CSA-0.8.tar.gz Perl libraries from CPAN.
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Christian Pélissier has posted a dtksh program in a french
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email list on Solaris x86 that also does the vcal to XAPIA
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conversion. His message is archived here:
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http://www.mail-archive.com/solaris_fr@x86.sun.com/msg02388.html
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Version 2.2.4:
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- improvements to the script to handle repeating appointments.
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The script supports appointments that repeat every N week/month/days.
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- easter.awk: script that creates appointments for (Roman Catholic)
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Easter, Ascension Day and Whit Sunday.
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Current version:
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- added support for ToDo items.
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- added support for numeric timezones (TZ:+NN or TZ:-NN).
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