Hi, Dealing with the error I posted about on another thread, I found that Google is giving me some recurring events with an interval of -1, which causes evo to search for all years from 2011 to -1, when it errors out because it's no longer a valid time_t (which I guess also explains why it sometimes seems to stop responding for a bit). I'm not sure how I managed to create them, but the Google calendar web interface manages to display them correctly. As a fix for this behaviour, I've changed the library to use the absolute value (which also has the added advantage that these entries are now displayed). I can push the change in myself if people are in favour, but I wanted to ask, as this could be considered quite wrong. cmn --- calendar/libecal/e-cal-recur.c | 3 ++- 1 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 1 deletions(-) diff --git a/calendar/libecal/e-cal-recur.c b/calendar/libecal/e-cal-recur.c index 3c30618..87e430c 100644 --- a/calendar/libecal/e-cal-recur.c +++ b/calendar/libecal/e-cal-recur.c @@ -996,7 +996,8 @@ e_cal_recur_from_icalproperty (icalproperty *prop, gboolean exception, ir = icalproperty_get_rrule (prop); r->freq = ir.freq; - r->interval = ir.interval; + /* Invervals of -1 have been spotted in the wild (Google) */ + r->interval = abs(ir.interval); r->enddate = e_cal_recur_obtain_enddate (&ir, prop, zone, convert_end_date); -- Carlos Martín Nieto http://www.cmartin.tk "¿Cómo voy a decir bobadas si soy mudo?" -- CACHAI
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