p4a.calendar
Overview
The p4a.calendar package is a package for producing calendars from collection of events. Features include:
- Monthly view
Any calendar activated (smart) folder can has several default views including a monthly view.
- Chronological event view
The events gathered together by the activated calendar can be displayed using a chronological event listing.
- Past events view
Events that have already occurred are grouped into a past events listing page.
- Color coding by event type
Events can be color coded based on what event type (keyword) they have been assigned.
Maintainer
Lennart Regebro (rocky (at) gmail.com) is the active maintainer of the p4a.calendar framework.
Release files for p4a.calendar 1.2
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