NCalendar | 一款安卓日历,仿miui,钉钉,华为的日历,万年历、365、周日历,月日历,月视图、周视图滑动切换,农历,节气,Andriod Calendar , MIUI Calendar,小米日历 | Calendar library
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一款安卓日历,仿miui,钉钉,华为的日历,万年历、365、周日历,月日历,月视图、周视图滑动切换,农历,节气,Andriod Calendar , MIUI Calendar,小米日历
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- On touch events
- Check if a view is visible
- Traverse a view
- Gets the target view
- Auto scroll event
- Maintain mouse move
- Calculate month value for month by month
- Open ticket painter
- Notify all child calendar views
- Get a list of week dates
- Calculates the offset of the week of the month
- Get month calendar
- Helper method to get Attribute attributes
- Sets the layout of the calendar
- Initializes the calendar
- This method is used to create a calendar view
- Calculates the relative offset of the month of the month
- Set the background color of the calendar
- Set date list
- Set the date list
- Override in order to paint the base time
- Set legal holiday list
- Set the value of the month animation
- Draws the current month or calendar
- Draw the today for the currently selected weekday
- Draw the last month of the last month
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QUESTION
I have an OOP-based calendar application I wrote in C++. Program works fine, but when I call toString()
for my Reminder
s and Appointment
s (Appointment
inherits from Reminder
), I get really weird ASCII characters, and I am not sure why. After doing some digging online and on this website, it seems that it is because I am printing out something that "isn't there", but I am not sure what the culprit is. It probably has to do with my bad memory management (I am new to dynamic memory and C++ in general).
Basically
Calendar
has a vector week
Day
has a vector errands
Reminder
has a string name
detailing what it is; Reminder(string name)
and Appointment
inherits from Reminder
, but also has a startTime
and an endTime
; Appointment(string name, int startTime, int endTime)
(24 hour based time)
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 16:51You invoked undefined behavior by reaching at end of non-void functions without executing return
statement in these functions:
(class Reminder
)
QUESTION
I have created a service account to access a certain google calendar. this service account user also got the permission in the calendar settings as is described in this blog: "allow my user to add meeting in my calendar with Google Calendar API with PHP without auth".
As I can see in Google Cloud Platform under APIs + Services -> Credentials in the Service Account section the created service account is used with all services (last 30 days) every time, when I fire this php script, but in the browser window I get no error, that there would be a problem with authentication but: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function getSummary() on null in line... of the php-script Script and Settings in Google Cloud Platform are as described in the mentioned post.
Any idea what could be the problem? Has there anything changed with google calendar api since this post in 2019?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-28 at 12:08The reason why function getSummary() cannot render any results (is null or empty) is because a new service account user has an empty calendarList. By giving permission in any other calendar to the service account user does not automatically insert this calender to the calendarList of the service account user.
So you first have to insert / create a calenderList for the service account:
QUESTION
I'm using this script in order to make json :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-19 at 17:49You are incrementing the counter for every property. As it is set to 0
to start with, you should only do that at the end:
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You can use NCalendar like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the NCalendar component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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