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misterunknown avatar misterunknown commented on July 30, 2024

Did you see this already?

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 avatar commented on July 30, 2024

Yes but does it support more then one calendar?

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misterunknown avatar misterunknown commented on July 30, 2024

Well, you can have several config files and pass them to the script, but I'm afraid that multiple calendars are not supported, yet. As far as I understand the script, it can work in two modes: keep-local and keep-remote. IMHO none of this modes fits your needs, because:

  • keep-remote: the script deletes all local entries and gets a new list from the server (so multiple runs would delete the previous collected data)
  • keep-local: the script deletes all entries on the server (!) and pushes the local entries to it. So this would be like a sync of all your calendars.

So, I'm afraid you have to wait for the author to implement this feature or hack it yourself.

Edit: Be aware that I'm just a user who found this script this morning ;) So maybe I'm totally wrong.

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 avatar commented on July 30, 2024

Ok thanks for that

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lfos avatar lfos commented on July 30, 2024

Marco is right. Currently, calcurse does not support accessing/modifying multiple calendars in parallel. You need separate data files.

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