Am Montag, den 14.09.2015, 12:16 +0200 schrieb Milan Crha: (...)Do you need it from within the Evolution or from a 3rd-party > application?
I haven't yet thought about doing it from within coz there seems to be no attempt !?? I've sometimes used the list format, then set filter to CATEGORIES and get SUMMARY|DTSTART|DTEND - but then I get the result window on a "per-event" basis (so no further export possible, eg. to handle it in spreadsheet applications) ?!! So what I'd need is an export on a record-similar basis and an export format that other applications can handle ... > > > I assume that using the Evolution 3.x series, I happen to find the > > calendar data in ~/.local/share/evolution/calendar/system ? > > Is the calendar.ics file all that's containing data ? > > Should I be able to find and filter calendar data there ? > > Well, all the above depends on the calendar type. In any case, you The local calendar is the only one :-) > shouldn't access those files directly, rather connect to the calendar > through the evolution-data-server interface. The structure you are > looking for is the ECalClient. > > > Is here anyone aware of a method to query the calendar data for some > > kind of result to 'select all entries where category=studienkreis' or > > 'select all entries where summary contains / is like "thisname"' ? > > Again, from within the Evolution, or from a 3rd-party application? > > Within the Evolution, choose menu Search->Edit saved searches and add > there the search you are interested in. Then just pick it from the > Search menu and you'll get the result. Note there is always applied a > time constraint, but you can search forward and backward with the top- > right arrows beside the Search field above the calendar view. That's what I did so far, but as the list gets too long (more than 20 entries I guess) I can neither see it in ONE SCREEN nor PRINT it in any way nor export it somehow :-(( > > In case of a 3rd-party application, you can get some inspiration with > these source tests: > https://git.gnome.org/browse/evolution-data-server/tree/tests/libecal/c > lient/test-cal-client-get-object-list.c > > https://git.gnome.org/browse/evolution-data-server/tree/tests/libecal/c > lient/test-cal-client-get-view.c Sorry, Milan, but what I'm looking for is a "quick & dirty" solution for my home use, no time to get into C programming :-( Any inspirations for existing tools (no GUI needed) to handle the ICS format ? -- Best regards and a happy new year from Thomas _______________________________________________ evolution-hackers mailing list evolution-hackers@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-hackers
