] Recurring Events Calendar Format
I don't quite understand your initial question: a repeated event can have
thousands of repetitions, so it wouldn't be practical to specify them all
manually; meanwhile, #ask is just how data is retrieved within SMW.
You do point out one weakness in the scheme I'm
Hi Yaron,
It's not so much what sf/smw can or can't do -- it's about whether {{#ask:}}
is the right approach for repeating event. #ask is presently used to query
articles having *any* date-property. So what benefit actually is there to
having repeatable events handled by #ask? I can think of just
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To: John McClure
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Subject: Re: [SMW-devel] Recurring Events Calendar Format
I don't quite understand your initial question: a repeated event can have
thousands of repetitions, so
On Montag, 23. März 2009, David Raison wrote:
Hi folks,
I've been reading your thread on AnyDateTime and stumbled upon this
quote from Markus:
For most purposes, we would like
to implement an idea of a totally ordered, physical time, i.e. every two
input times should be comparable and
Hi folks,
I've been reading your thread on AnyDateTime and stumbled upon this
quote from Markus:
For most purposes, we would like
to implement an idea of a totally ordered, physical time, i.e. every two
input times should be comparable and correspond to real time points of the
world. This
It would be great if calendars could support recurring events. I think
technically, it could be pretty easy to implement: you could probably do it
with four or five new special properties: Has period unit, Has period
number, Has first occurrence and Has last occurrence, and possibly Has
exception
