Hi Lisa, > Wouldn't that provide the wrong query result for any view that > doesn't show a limited time range? For example, a summary/table view > should only show recurrence masters and possibly recurrence > exceptions > > If I understand correctly, when a user does a contains search on > calendar events, we would show a search results pane that only shows > recurrence masters, not recurrence instances. This is not what iCal > does, however, iCal shows regular recurrence instances in the search > results pane. I can imagine showing exceptions (particularly if the > recurring meeting exception contains the search term and the > recurring meeting master does not) but I think our plan is not to > show unexceptional instances.
Queries intended to only return masters and modifications (I'm calling them modifications instead of exception because "exception" is already so heavily overloaded) will need to specify that explicitly, or they'll get occurrences, too. But it shouldn't be hard to construct queries to avoid occurrence items. Sincerely, Jeffrey _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Open Source Applications Foundation "Dev" mailing list http://lists.osafoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/dev
