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List:       kde-pim
Subject:    Re: [Kde-pim] KPilot?
From:       Reinhold Kainhofer <reinhold () kainhofer ! com>
Date:       2002-07-24 20:36:57
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On Wednesday 24 July 2002 21:39, Reinhold Kainhofer wrote:
> syncing monthly recurrences. Now there's only yearly recurrences
> left (I fogot to set on which the event should occur ...), which
> will be fixed real soon.

Which means, the fix is in cvs by now. However, I have a problem 
with yearly recurences (by day) in KCal::Recurrence. If you need to 
set the recurrence to the n-th of a certain month (not the n-th 
weekday in month x), do I really have to use rYearlyDay? AFAIU 
rYearlyPos lets you set yearly recurrences on e.g. the first friday 
in October, but not on October 3rd. So you have to calculate the 
day of year using QDate::dayOfYear and set it via addYearlyNum. 

I tried both 
	recur->setYearly(Recurrence_t::rYearlyDay,freq,endDate);
	recur->addYearlyNum( recdate.dayOfYear() );
and 
	recur->setYearly(Recurrence_t::rYearlyPos,freq,endDate);
	recur->addYearlyNum( evt.month() );
	dayArray.setBit((evt.day()-1) % 7);
	recur->addYearlyMonthPos( ( (evt.day()-1) / 7) + 1, dayArray );

While the first has a yearly recurrence, but really on the n-th day 
of the year (meaning in leap years like 2004 the event is shifted 
one day), the second does not even show a recurrence. It is maked 
as a recurring event in korganizer, but in the recurrence tab in 
korganizer, none of the radiobuttons is marked..

What am I doing wrong? And how can I set an event to recur on July 
24?

Thanks
Reinhold
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