use Perl

• Same thing I posted earlier? (Score:2)

  by brian_d_foy (44)

  I think this is related to my earlier post about the calendar [perl.org], and stennie is working on something to provide a generic feed from it. You might talk to him about how you'd like to tag conference events, but I think he's going to abuse the location input for that.
  
  My starter script is also available in that earlier post for anyone who wants to help.
  • Re: (Score:1)

    by cbrandtbuffalo (4462)

    I modified it a bit from that starter. After reading some of the docs, I think I can get data ranges and possibly specify the search as part of the request. Here's the script after my mods:
    
    
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;

use Data::Dumper;
use Template;
use DateTime;

use Net::Google::Calendar;

my $url = "http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/ngctmrd1cac35061mrjt3hpgng%40group.calenda r.google.com/public/full";

my $cal = Net::Google::Calendar->new( url => $url );
my $dt = DateTime->now();

my @entries = ();

# Here,
  • Net::Google::Calendar is seriously broken (Score:1)

    by Limbic Region (3985)

    I have already provided working code to Jim, but I figured I would share for those following along at home:
    
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
use DateTime;
use Getopt::Std;
use Net::Google::Calendar;
use XML::Atom::Util 'iso2dt';

my %opt;
get_args(\%opt);
my (%data, %seen);

my $cal = Net::Google::Calendar->new(url => $opt{url});

# Google Calendar supports OR'd category queries
# Google Calendar supports AND'd search string queries
# Multiple fetches are required for OR'd search string queri