ECalView

ECalView — Represents a search against a calendar.

Synopsis




                    ECal;
#define             E_CAL_VIEW                          (obj)
#define             E_CAL_VIEW_CLASS                    (klass)
GType               e_cal_view_get_type                 (void);
ECalView*           e_cal_view_new                      (GNOME_Evolution_Calendar_CalView corba_view,
                                                         ECalViewListener *listener,
                                                         struct _ECal *client);

Object Hierarchy


  GObject
   +----ECal

Signals


  "backend-died"                                   : Run First
  "backend-error"                                  : Run First
  "cal-opened"                                     : Run First
  "cal-set-mode"                                   : Run First

Description

In the same way that an EBookView represents a view of an addressbook, the ECalView is a view of the ECal.

Details

ECal

typedef struct _ECal ECal;


E_CAL_VIEW()

#define E_CAL_VIEW(obj)            (G_TYPE_CHECK_INSTANCE_CAST ((obj), E_TYPE_CAL_VIEW, ECalView))

obj :

E_CAL_VIEW_CLASS()

#define E_CAL_VIEW_CLASS(klass)    (G_TYPE_CHECK_CLASS_CAST ((klass), E_TYPE_CAL_VIEW, ECalViewClass))

klass :

e_cal_view_get_type ()

GType               e_cal_view_get_type                 (void);

Registers the ECalView class if necessary, and returns the type ID assigned to it.

Returns : The type ID of the ECalView class.

e_cal_view_new ()

ECalView*           e_cal_view_new                      (GNOME_Evolution_Calendar_CalView corba_view,
                                                         ECalViewListener *listener,
                                                         struct _ECal *client);

Creates a new view object by issuing the view creation request to the calendar server.

corba_view : The CORBA object for the view.
listener : An ECalViewListener.
client : An ECal object.
Returns : A newly-created view object, or NULL if the request failed.

Signal Details

The "backend-died" signal

void                user_function                      (ECal    *ecal,
                                                        gpointer user_data)      : Run First

@:

The "backend-error" signal

void                user_function                      (ECal    *ecal,
                                                        gchar   *arg1,
                                                        gpointer user_data)      : Run First

@: @:

The "cal-opened" signal

void                user_function                      (ECal    *ecal,
                                                        gint     arg1,
                                                        gpointer user_data)      : Run First

@: @:

The "cal-set-mode" signal

void                user_function                      (ECal                 *ecal,
                                                        ECalSetModeStatusEnum arg1,
                                                        CalModeEnum           arg2,
                                                        gpointer              user_data)      : Run First

@: @: @:

See Also

e-cal, e-cal-view-listener