The QtOrganizer module offers classes that allow you to manage calendar, scheduling and personal data. More...
Mechanism for asynchronous requests to be made of a manager if it supports them |
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Represents a collection of items in a manager |
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Simple API to simplify the emission of state-change signals from QOrganizerManagerEngine implementations |
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Uniquely identifies an item within a particular engine plugin |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request collections from an organizer manager |
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Information that uniquely identifies a collection in a particular manager |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request organizeritems from a organizeritems store manager |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request organizeritems from a organizeritems store manager |
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Event in time which may reoccur |
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Occurrence of an event |
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Contains the start and end dates and times of a recurring event series, or occurrence of an event |
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Represents an event, todo, note, or journal entry |
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Contains information about an audible reminder of an item |
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Filter based around a organizer item timestamp criterion |
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Simple API to simplify the emission of state-change signals from QOrganizerManagerEngine implementations |
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Filter based around a list of organizeritem ids |
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Contains some arbitrary information which is relevant to the organizer item |
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Contains some arbitrary information which is relevant to the organizer item |
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Represents a single, complete detail about an organizer item |
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The specification for fields in a detail |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request detail definitions from an organizer item store manager |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request that certain detail definitions be removed from an organizer item manager |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request that certain detail definitions be saved in an organizer item store manager |
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Field in a QOrganizerItemDetail |
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Filter based around a detail value criterion |
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Filter based around a detail value range criterion |
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Contains the backend-synthesized display label of the organizer item |
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Contains information about an email reminder of an item |
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Uniquely identifies an item within a particular engine plugin |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request items from a items store manager, given a list of item IDs |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request organizer items from an organizer item store manager |
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Hints to the manager about which organizer item information needs to be retrieved in an asynchronous fetch request or a synchronous function call |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request organizer items from an organizer item store manager |
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Used to select organizer items made available through a QOrganizerManager |
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Contains the globally unique identifier of the organizer item, which can be used for synchronization purposes |
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Information that uniquely identifies an organizer item in a particular manager |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request a list of organizer item ids from a organizer item store manager |
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Filter based around a list of organizer item ids |
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Filter which intersects the results of other filters |
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Implementation of QOrganizerManagerEngine whose functions always return an error |
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Matches no organizeritems |
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Contains information about a location which is related to the organizer item in some manner |
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Simple class that emits a signal when a single particular item is updated or deleted |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request occurrences generated by a recurring item |
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Contains information about the event or todo that generated this item |
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Contains the priority of the organizer item, which may be used to resolve scheduling conflicts |
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Contains a list of rules and dates on which the recurrent item occurs, and a list of rules and dates on which exceptions occur |
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Contains information about when and how the user wants to reminded of the item |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request that certain organizer items be removed from a organizer items store |
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Allows a client to asynchronously request that certain organizer items be saved to an organizer item store |
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Defines how a list of organizer items should be ordered according to some criteria |
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Contains some arbitrary tag which is relevant to the organizer item |
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Contains the creation and last-modified timestamp associated with the organizer item. XXX TODO: what about last accessed? |
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Describes the type of the organizer item. This detail may be automatically synthesized by the backend depending on other details in the organizer item |
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Filter which unions the results of other filters |
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Contains information about a visual reminder of an item |
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Supplies a journal which is associated with a particular point in time |
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Contains information about the date and time for which a journal entry has been created |
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Interface which allows clients with access to organizer item information stored in a particular backend |
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The interface for all implementations of the organizer item manager backend functionality |
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The interface for plugins that implement QOrganizerManagerEngine functionality |
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Note which is not associated with any particular point in time |
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Describes the a rule by which a QOrganizerItem repeats |
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Task which should be completed |
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Occurrence of a task which should be completed |
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Contains information about the progress of a todo item |
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Contains information about the time range of a todo item |
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