Thanks Jeff. I am interfacing with iCal by creating .ics files that
can be imported into iCal, but I use a lot of data fields that aren't
available in iCal so don;t think I could use it as my main data
storage vehicle. I am looking at using the Mac address book though
since it seems to fit my needs pretty nicely, just have to learn
Applescript to develop some sort of interface I guess.
Pete Haworth
On Feb 21, 2010, at 3:11 AM, [email protected]
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Date: Sat, 20 Feb 2010 14:39:09 -0600
From: Jeffrey Massung <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: How to enter a time of day
To: How to use Revolution <[email protected]>
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Pete,
If your app runs exclusively on the Mac you may want to just look at
integrating iCal into it with AppleScript and handle it that way...
When your app launches or whenever is appropriate, let the user
select a calendar file that's exclusive to your app. The user could
open it in iCal to adjust things or open it through your app. You
could likely then use AppleScript to get various date/times from it
to do your tasks.
I don't use iCal (much) and have never looked to see what
functionality is provided for it through AppleScript. But you may
end getting a very win-win out of this: let the user thing
"awesome!" because it "just works" with iCal and let's you relax and
let iCal do most of the heavy lifting in this department. :-)
Jeff M.
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