Hi Bryan,

On Sep 12, 2006, at 3:47 PM, Bryan Stearns wrote:

Grant interprets the spec (I think) to call for showing modifications. However, I'm not sure what constitutes a modification. Philippe suggested, and Mimi +1'd, that triageStatus changes should be considered modifications, but triage status changes with the passage of time, so every event that's gotten bumped to Now and is now in the past would be a modification.

I think the user has to manually set an event from NOW to DONE. It doesn't automatically become DONE just because the event end date/ time is in the past.


(Yesterday, I got fed up with thinking about these recurrence issues, so I implemented the mechanism to set the "read" attribute when an item is displayed in the detail view - it works great for ordinary items, but guess what happens when you display a recurring event? You get the All/This/ThisAndFuture alert, and get to create modifications. Clearly that's wrong: even if we didn't put up the alert, it'd mean that any occurrence you've looked at suddenly became a modification!)

It might make sense for individual instances to be Read or Unread. For example, if I edit and update the Agenda for the 3rd instance of a weekly lecture series and send it to you, shouldn't you see that particular instance of the recurring event as unread?

Although now re-reading what you wrote, I'm not sure I understand what you mean by: "any occurrence you've looked at suddenly became a modification".
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