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-TODO: improve text
-
-Objective-C classes for representing iCalendar entities as objects. To
-actually parse iCalendar entities the sope-xml versitSaxDriver is used.
-Note that this library doesn't make any use of the now deprecated libical but
-rather relies on the SAX interface (SaxObjectDecoder is used).
-
-Recurrences
-===========
-
-Recurrences are modeled via iCalRecurrenceRules and an iCalRecurrenceCalculator
-which contains all the necessary logic according to RFC2445 to interpret
-iCalRecurrenceRules. The calculator needs a referrence date for the first
-instance of a recurrence which is usually provided by any of the repeatable
-entity objects (i.e. iCalEvent).
-
-Please note that recurrences are work in progress and far from being
-complete/compliant with RFC2445. So far only the most simple cases are done
-properly.
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-sope-ical/samples
-
-This directory contains sample programs for the sope-ical libraries.
-
-Tools
-=====
-
-ical2 - uses SaxObjectDecoder with NGiCal.xmap
-ical3 - uses iCalDataSource to run queries on iCal files
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-This folder contains unit tests for the NGiCal project.
-
-It uses SEN:TE's OCUnit project which can be found at
-http://www.sente.ch/software/ocunit/
-
-I used OCUnitRoot v38, later versions might work as well.
-
-NOTE: This is currently provided in Xcode only.
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-Overview
-========
-
-Two SaxObjC drivers for iCalendar and vCard files, initially written by
-Max Berger <max@berger.name>.
-
-VSiCalSaxDriver basically maps iCal 2.0 components, properties and parameters
-to the XML events according to the xCal 02 draft (iCal 3.0).
-
-Having a SAX driver for iCal might seem strange and a bit inefficient at
-first look, but the time saved for the application-level developer is
-significant, since he only needs to learn (or usually already knows) the
-SAX or DOM APIs and any XML API based on them (like XPATH, XQUERY).
-
-The VSiCalSaxDriver is aimed to be a replacement for the older (but better
-tested as of now) iCalSaxDriver. However, the iCalSaxDriver depends on the
-abandoned and hardly maintainable libical, which itself is an additional
-dependency to the OGo project and thus a welcome candidate for replacement.
-
-The VSSaxDriver attempts to follow RFC2445 closely, however the parser is
-written to be robust when it comes to parsing real life content. Currently,
-unescaping is done for more characters then it MUST according to RFC2445, but
-this is probably not a bad idea - wrongly escaped characters will still be
-parsed according to the original intent. Also, the VSSaxDriver supports Unix
-style terminated lines/folding.
-
-ToDo
-====
-
- improve error handling (SaxExceptions !)
- make the driver fully xCal compliant
-
-
-Defaults
-========
-
-Name                            Type        Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-VSSaxDriverDebugEnabled         BOOL        YES -> log some debug information
-                                                   via NSLog
-
-
-Examples
-========
-
-To "convert" an iCalendar to xCal (the test programs print out some XML):
-
-  saxxml -XMLReader VSiCalSaxDriver test1.ics
-  domxml -XMLReader VSiCalSaxDriver -xml  test1.ics
-
-To "convert" an iCalendar to PYX:
-
-  domxml -XMLReader VSiCalSaxDriver -pyx  test1.ics