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days: int | days: int | ||
weeks: int | weeks: int | ||
daysModel: QAbstractItemModel | |||
weeksModel: QList<int> | |||
startDate: QDateTime | startDate: QDateTime | ||
types: Calendar.Holiday | Calendar.Event | Calendar.Todo | etc.. | types: Calendar.Holiday | Calendar.Event | Calendar.Todo | etc.. | ||
errorMessage: QString | errorMessage: QString | ||
loading: bool | loading: bool | ||
void next() | void next() | ||
void previous() | void previous() | ||
} | } | ||
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Note: this component is not as general as it could be. The ideal model would "probably" have a type enum for the type of days it should fetch. So for example an enum to indicate if the model should contain enough data for a: | Note: this component is not as general as it could be. The ideal model would "probably" have a type enum for the type of days it should fetch. So for example an enum to indicate if the model should contain enough data for a: | ||
* day overview | * day overview | ||
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* month overview | * month overview | ||
* list overview (would show all upcoming events) | * list overview (would show all upcoming events) | ||
== days == | == days == | ||
The number of days for one row (week). | |||
== weeks == | == weeks == | ||
This | The number of rows (weeks) for a grid. | ||
== daysModel == | |||
When you set the days and weeks properties, this model will be filled with day specific data. For every day it has the following properties available in the model - at the very least. | |||
== weeksModel == | |||
weeksModel is representing the week numbers as they come from QDate. This would usually be the number infront of the actual week row. | |||
=== isPreviousMonth: bool === | |||
This property will be true when you see some days from the previous month in your model. | |||
=== isCurrentMonth: bool === | |||
This property will be true for the current month. | |||
=== isNextMonth: bool === | |||
This property will be true for the for the days that you might see in the next month. | |||
=== containsHolidayItems: bool === | |||
This property will be true if the current day contains holiday items. False otherwise. | |||
=== containsEventItems: bool === | |||
This property will be true if the current day contains event items. False otherwise. | |||
=== containsTodoItems: bool === | |||
This property will be true if the current day contains todo items. False otherwise. | |||
=== containsJournalItems: bool === | |||
This property will be true if the current day contains journal items. False otherwise. | |||
==startDate== | ==startDate== | ||
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==types== | ==types== | ||
In this case the types property will narrow down the checks for the contains*Items properties. So if you only set Calendar.Holiday then the containsHolidayItems property will be populated for every day. The other properties will be populated if they are set as types or if nothing is set (which internally sets all). | |||
===Calendar.Holiday=== | ===Calendar.Holiday=== | ||
===Calendar.Event=== | ===Calendar.Event=== | ||
===Calendar.Todo=== | ===Calendar.Todo=== | ||
===Calendar.Journal=== | ===Calendar.Journal=== | ||
==errorMessage== | ==errorMessage== | ||
If there is an error in the PIM backend, the errorMessage property will contain a user visible description. | If there is an error in the PIM backend, the errorMessage property will contain a user visible description. | ||
==loading== | ==loading== | ||
While the model is fetching data, this value will be true. False otherwise. | While the model is fetching data, this value will be true. False otherwise. | ||
== void next() == | == void next() == |
Revision as of 10:11, 3 March 2013
DRAFT
This document just serves as draft for developing a QML Calendar API.
CalendarData component
CalendarData {
startDate: QDateTime
endDate: QDateTime
types: Calendar.Holiday | Calendar.Event | Calendar.Todo | etc..
errorMessage: QString
loading: bool
model: QAbstractItemModel
}
startDate
If start date is set the model will be populated with events that occur/reoccur from the date on.
endDate
If end date is set the model will be populated with events that occur/reoccur till the date on.
types
Types defines the kind of entries that will be populated by the model.
Calendar.Holiday
Items of type Calendar.Holiday provide the following roles: ... long list ...
Calendar.Event
Items of type Calendar.Event provide the following roles: ... long list ..
Calendar.Todo
Items of type Calendar.Todo provide the following roles: ... long list ..
Calendar.Journal
Items of type Calendar.Journal provide the following roles: ... long list ..
errorMessage
If there is an error in the PIM backend, the errorMessage property will contain a user visible description.
loading
While the model is fetching data, this value will be true. False otherwise.
model
Contains a QAbstractItemModel that can used directly in a QtQuick ListView.
Calendar component
The Calendar component is specialized CalendarData component that provides you with some additional members to indicate how many cells you need to draw. The endDate property has been left out because you only need to provide a start date. It will calculate the rest from there on. The proposed API is as follows:
Calendar {
days: int
weeks: int
daysModel: QAbstractItemModel
weeksModel: QList<int>
startDate: QDateTime
types: Calendar.Holiday | Calendar.Event | Calendar.Todo | etc..
errorMessage: QString
loading: bool
void next()
void previous()
}
Note: this component is not as general as it could be. The ideal model would "probably" have a type enum for the type of days it should fetch. So for example an enum to indicate if the model should contain enough data for a:
- day overview
- week overview
- month overview
- list overview (would show all upcoming events)
days
The number of days for one row (week).
weeks
The number of rows (weeks) for a grid.
daysModel
When you set the days and weeks properties, this model will be filled with day specific data. For every day it has the following properties available in the model - at the very least.
weeksModel
weeksModel is representing the week numbers as they come from QDate. This would usually be the number infront of the actual week row.
isPreviousMonth: bool
This property will be true when you see some days from the previous month in your model.
isCurrentMonth: bool
This property will be true for the current month.
isNextMonth: bool
This property will be true for the for the days that you might see in the next month.
containsHolidayItems: bool
This property will be true if the current day contains holiday items. False otherwise.
containsEventItems: bool
This property will be true if the current day contains event items. False otherwise.
containsTodoItems: bool
This property will be true if the current day contains todo items. False otherwise.
containsJournalItems: bool
This property will be true if the current day contains journal items. False otherwise.
startDate
If start date is set the model will be populated with events that occur/reoccur from the date on.
types
In this case the types property will narrow down the checks for the contains*Items properties. So if you only set Calendar.Holiday then the containsHolidayItems property will be populated for every day. The other properties will be populated if they are set as types or if nothing is set (which internally sets all).
Calendar.Holiday
Calendar.Event
Calendar.Todo
Calendar.Journal
errorMessage
If there is an error in the PIM backend, the errorMessage property will contain a user visible description.
loading
While the model is fetching data, this value will be true. False otherwise.
void next()
next will increase the internal start date offset based on the number of days and weeks available in this model and return a newly filled QAbstractItemModel (under the model property) with the new data.
void previous()
next will decrease the internal start date offset based on the number of days and weeks available in this model and return a newly filled QAbstractItemModel (under the model property) with the new data.