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Re: Newbie question about iCal and Applescript
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Re: Newbie question about iCal and Applescript


  • Subject: Re: Newbie question about iCal and Applescript
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2003 02:01:22 -0800

On 3/27/03 1:08 AM, "email@hidden" <email@hidden> wrote:

> Thanks for the useful responses to my question about saving property values.
> I'm on OSX BTW.
>
> I started on Applescript because I wanted to use iCal but its reminders
> don't work if the machine is sleeping or powered off at the time of the
> reminder. So I looked at writing a background script which talked to iCal
> to get the calendar info. Only iCal doesn't seem to expose the reminder
> info and also calendars had a color attribute but that didn't work when I
> tried to access it in a script. Have I missed something here? Or is
> Apple's scripting support of variable quality?

You got it right.
>
> In the end I manually parsed the .ICS files as a learning exercise.

Good for you! I noticed that the 'description' property of a calendar had
reminder info and all, (if you count "<<< [.] <CALDisplayAlarm: 0x1b448b0>
privid:(null) " as info, but it looked like a tremendous effort to parse.
It's also read only.


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Paul Berkowitz
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