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Milestone: 0.4.1 = 0.5.0
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delete_event_hook for extensions
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On second thought i think a delete hook must be after.. since its the
only way of knowing something was successfully deleted
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BTW what should the delete_event_hook return?
the whole event or the id
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Does the extension need to know the sender of the delete ?
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Ok here is my frist draft of a delete_event_hook that takes in the ids
of deleted events and it hooks in AFTER the events are deleted. Take a
look the test case is in there too
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I agree, we can add this delete hook to extensions, but I'm not sure what this
hook should be able to do.
Is it to just notify an extension that a certain event is deleted, or is about
to be deleted? Or can this hook also block the removal of an event?
For notification purposes we have the
I proposed one event_id because the insert hook also only receives one
event.
The idea was simply as a notification mechanism, I am not sure it's a
good idea to allow extensions to bar events from deletion, although I
can't fully see the ramifications of this... We can't use the current
2010/6/18 Seif Lotfy s...@lotfy.com:
Maybe a possibility is to add to hooks delete_event_hook and
delete_event_hook_after
+1, so that if another extension decides a particular thing shouldn't
be deleted FTS's hook won't be called.
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