Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] basic vtodo support

[Jared <xe...@si...>]

Ahh, I understand now. I have an idea, maybe we can let the scripts 
know what version it is. Then, when the data is gotten from the array, 
if it was created with a previous version, it will reparse to guarantee 
that everything is up to date. That's an easy solution and I think it 
will work OK. It's sort of like the "VERSION" property in the iCal 
spec. :)

-Jared

On Tuesday, November 19, 2002, at 06:00  PM, Greg Westin wrote:

> Ok, I guess the problem is something that would only occur in this very
> rare case.  The problem I had today was that the calendar HASN'T 
> changed,
> but what PHP iCalendar is parsing from it has, with the addition of 
> VTODO
> support.  Obviously, changes to the parser aren't common enough or huge
> enough to warrant an immediate-reparsing feature, except perhaps for
> developers.  For some reason, I was thinking that in addition to this
> problem, you'd run into trouble with changes throughout the course of a
> day, because I was thinking of 'modification date' as just the date, 
> not
> the date and the time, which of course it is.
>
> Sorry about the misunderstanding,
>
> Greg
>
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> On Tue, 19 Nov 2002, Jared wrote:
>
>> On Tuesday, November 19, 2002, at 12:41  PM, Greg Westin wrote:
>>
>>> No, no error in that respect.  I meant if people wanted the calendar,
>>> in
>>> general, to show the parsed calendar, but at some moment wanted to 
>>> get
>>> the
>>> most current calendar, instead.  For example, if I didn't have the
>>> ability
>>> to change either my config.inc.php settings or remove the fiels from
>>> /tmp,
>>> I wouldn't be able to see my todos in any of my recently-viewed
>>> calendars
>>> right now, because they were parsed before I updated my CVS to 
>>> include
>>> the
>>> VTODO support.
>>
>> You should be able to see the changes. The script determines whether 
>> to
>> reparse on if the file is different than the last time it parsed. If
>> you added something to the file, surely the modification date would
>> change and the script would know to reparse it. As Chad said, if this
>> is not working for you, let me know and I'll try to figure it out.
>> Providing a method to force-reparse the file would be possible (and
>> easy) but I just don't see the benefit.
>>
>> If I'm not understanding you, please try to explain again.
>>
>> -Jared
>>
>>
>>
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