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Dealing with recurring events? #9
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@giabaio : I just pushed an update to the package - could you have look ( This will not expand the series entry into multiple lines but provide the |
Thank you! Sounds very promising --- appreciate the work. I'll check out
and report back!
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@giabaio <https://github.com/giabaio> : I just pushed an update to the
package - could you have look (
remotes::install_github("petermeissner/ical")) if this works for you?
This will not expand the series entry into multiple lines but provide the
rrule fields to do so yourself.
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Thank @petermeissner. This is very helpful. I have to say however that being able to manage the |
Glad it helps.
I think this interactive tool might be helpful, for a start:
https://jakubroztocil.github.io/rrule/
The definition of the standard might also help (well, the definition is a
bit cryptic but the examples might be instructive):
https://www.kanzaki.com/docs/ical/rrule.html
Gianluca Baio <notifications@github.com> schrieb am Di., 6. Okt. 2020,
15:02:
… Thank @petermeissner <https://github.com/petermeissner>. This is very
helpful. I have to say however that being able to manage the rrule is a
bit outside of the realm of things I know how to do... ;-)
Would you be able to point me in the right direction (of course, I don't
mean "write the function for me, please", but something like "the rrule
field needs to be manipulated like...")?
Thanks again!
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Thank you very much! This is very helpful. I'll do my bit of reading/research and will be back soon! :-) |
RRULE is needed, I also ran into similar issue, working on it will report back |
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Hi all,
This may not be entirely relevant. But is there a way of importing the ics calendar (say, from a URL) and then manipulate it in
R
while dealing with recurring events? Currently, I am able to parse my work calendar (hosted under Outlook365 at my institution). But recurring events are only seen once (the first time they are set up) and not as a series.I understand that the field
RRULE
specifies that an entry should be repeated, but can this be processed withical
to duplicate the recurring event (say every week, or simply on any occurrence)?Thanks
Gianluca
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