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Subject:    [Kde-pim] Korganizer Anniversary import?
From:       Eugene Nine <enine () ninefamily ! com>
Date:       2004-02-10 19:00:37
Message-ID: 200402101900.37922.enine () ninefamily ! com
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I opened Kontact for the first time in a while and noticed that on the summary 
page lists birthdays and anniversaries but the import for korganizer only 
does birthdays.  I didn't see any mention on the mail list of anniversaries 
so I thought I would ask is this listed this way on the kontact summary 
because there are plans in the works to implement it.  I started playing with 
the the birthdays plugin trying to to see if I could simply change the 
variable to point to the anniversary date and then check for duplicates in 
the case of having a separate address book entry for husband and wife.  Why 
are the variables so much different in the kaddressbook code.  For example 
the addresseditor has a simple 
mBirthdayPicker->setDate( mAddressee.birthday().date() ); for birthdays and 
mAnniversaryPicker->setDate( QDate::fromString( mAddressee.custom(
                               "KADDRESSBOOK", "X-Anniversary" ), 
Qt::ISODate) ); for anniversaries.  Why wasn't the anniversary simply stored 
as mAddresss.anniversary()?
I may not be much of a programmer, but I can copy and paste and search and 
replace so I copied the whole birthday folder and replaced all birthday 
references with anniversary then started looking in the addressbook code for 
the variable name and kind of got confused there.  I've played some and 
almost have it compiling but if a real programmer is already working on this 
I wanted to know first.
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