day_process_storage() added
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/* $calcurse: day.c,v 1.23 2007/07/01 17:52:45 culot Exp $ */
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/* $calcurse: day.c,v 1.24 2007/07/20 19:05:19 culot Exp $ */
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/*
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/*
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* Calcurse - text-based organizer
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* Calcurse - text-based organizer
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static struct day_item_s *day_items_ptr;
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static struct day_item_s *day_items_ptr;
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static struct day_saved_item_s *day_saved_item = NULL;
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static struct day_saved_item_s *day_saved_item = NULL;
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/*
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* Store the events and appointments for the selected day, and write
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* those items in a pad. If selected day is null, then store items for current
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* day. This is useful to speed up the appointment panel update.
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*/
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day_items_nb_t *
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day_process_storage(date_t *slctd_date, bool day_changed, day_items_nb_t *inday)
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{
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long date;
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date_t day;
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if (slctd_date)
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day = *slctd_date;
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else
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calendar_store_current_date(&day);
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date = date2sec(day, 0, 0);
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/* Inits */
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if (apad->length != 0)
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delwin(apad->ptrwin);
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/* Store the events and appointments (recursive and normal items). */
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apad->length = day_store_items(date,
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&inday->nb_events, &inday->nb_apoints);
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/* Create the new pad with its new length. */
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if (day_changed)
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apad->first_onscreen = 0;
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apad->ptrwin = newpad(apad->length, apad->width);
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return (inday);
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}
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/*
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/*
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* Store all of the items to be displayed for the selected day.
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* Store all of the items to be displayed for the selected day.
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* Items are of four types: recursive events, normal events,
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* Items are of four types: recursive events, normal events,
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