--- Mar 11/11/08, Georg C. F. Greve ha scritto: > I still have problems when trying to > share my information with others or other devices -- > especially in terms of Calendar entries. > > Below I have attached a (real) example of my trip to FSCONS > in Sweden in Org mode format. In agenda view, I see the > following: > > Friday 7 December 2007 > example: 10:40...... Flight SK 602 Zurich to > Copenhagen --[2007-12-07 Fri 12:25] > example: 14:10...... Flight SK 438 Copenhagen to > Gothenburg --[2007-12-07 Fri 14:55] > example: Gothenburg, Sweden --[2007-12-09 Sun] > example: FSCONS conference --[2007-12-08 Sat] > Saturday 8 December 2007 > example: 17:15...... Speech at closing ceremony > Sunday 9 December 2007 > example: 15:30...... Flight SK 439 Gothenburg to > Copenhagen --[2007-12-09 Sun 16:15] > example: 17:40...... Flight SK 609 Copenhagen to > Zurich --[2007-12-09 Sun 19:25] > > Note how I am using the inactive tags to delimit periods, > which makes sure that things covering more than one > day (e.g. being in a city, or a conference) only show up > on their first day with information on when they'll end. > This is pretty much how I like it. Well, don't you like the "default" org-mode: with the number of days (1/3) ? [abba.org is the name of the file where I copied your setup] ----------------------------Agenda view--------------------- Week-agenda (W49): Monday 3 December 2007 W49 Tuesday 4 December 2007 Wednesday 5 December 2007 Thursday 6 December 2007 Friday 7 December 2007 abba: 10:40-12:25 Flight SK 602 Zurich to Copenhagen abba: 14:10-14:55 Flight SK 438 Copenhagen to Gothenburg abba: (1/3): Gothenburg, Sweden ^^^^^^^^^ abba: (1/2): FSCONS conference Saturday 8 December 2007 abba: 17:15...... Speech at closing ceremony abba: (2/3): Gothenburg, Sweden abba: (2/2): FSCONS conference Sunday 9 December 2007 abba: 15:30-16:15 Flight SK 439 Gothenburg to Copenhagen abba: 17:40-19:25 Flight SK 609 Copenhagen to Zurich abba: (3/3): Gothenburg, Sweden ------------------------------------------------------- > > Now I want to share this with another application or > device, and do an export to iCalendar. [...] > they are not necessarily what one would call bugs of > Org Mode, but rather issues resulting from the way > the file is structured. [...] > The question at hand is: How to improve the structure of > the file, I think your org file should be structured better exploiting the :PROPERTIES: -------------- abba.org.----------- -*- mode: org; -*- * Gothenburg, Sweden :PROPERTIES: CLOCK: <2007-12-07 Fri>--<2007-12-09 Sun> :DESCRIPTION: FSCONS conference & trip :END: ** Flight SK 602 Zurich to Copenhagen CLOCK: <2007-12-07 Fri 10:40>--<2007-12-07 Fri 12:25> ** Flight SK 438 Copenhagen to Gothenburg CLOCK: <2007-12-07 Fri 14:10>--<2007-12-07 Fri 14:55> ** Taxi waiting at airport arrival gate in Gothenburg ** FSCONS conference :PROPERTIES: CLOCK: <2007-12-07 Fr>--<2007-12-08 Sat> :LOCATION: Accomodation: Hotel Riverton Stora Badhusgatan 26 411 21 Goteborg, Sverige Telefon +46 31 750 10 00 Fax +46(31)7501001 :END: ** Speech at closing ceremony CLOCK: <2007-12-08 Sat 17:15> ** Flight SK 439 Gothenburg to Copenhagen CLOCK: <2007-12-09 Sun 15:30>--<2007-12-09 Sun 16:15> ** Flight SK 609 Copenhagen to Zurich CLOCK: <2007-12-09 Sun 17:40>--<2007-12-09 Sun 19:25> --------------------------- this file produces a correct iCal output (uploaded correctly to WebCal) (see attached file) > can we put this into the documentation so users get an > idea of the canonical structure for calendars in Org Mode? The documentation: 12.9 iCalendar export appears quite clear to me: "The export will honor SUMMARY, DESCRIPTION and LOCATION properties ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ if the selected entries have them. If not, the summary will be derived from the headline, and the description from the body (limited to `org-icalendar-include-body' characters). " cheers, Giovanni Unisciti alla community di Io fotografo e video, il nuovo corso di fotografia di Gazzetta dello sport: http://www.flickr.com/groups/iofotografoevideo