0.695 - 2009-03-01

0.657 - 2008-08-14

0.619 - 2008-03-30

0.604 - 2008-03-13

0.602 - 2008-03-12

0.597 - 2008-03-01

0.17 - 2006-03-08

0.16 - 2006-02-19

0.15 - 2005-07-29

0.14 - 2005-02-01

0.13 - 2005-01-20

0.12 - 2005-01-17

0.11 - 2004-11-17

0.10 - 2004-11-07

0.9a - 2004-10-31

0.9 - 2004-06-17

each_by_X, and field_by_X() APIs.

this one won’t be.

one won’t be.

0.8 - 2004-04-01

duration in seconds.

private, and replaced with the 2 class methods:

- decode() decodes a string, returning a ruby object
- create() creates a new object

and all objects now get encoded using:

- encode() takes a ruby object, and encodes it as a string

They become more symetrical, and the overloaded meanings of .new() dissappear - with .new() are you decoding, encoding, creating…?

with a particular URI.

to_a() now returns all the Fields in a DirectoryInfo.

instead of nil, I think this is more rubyish.

Icalendar::Address

using Field.to_text().

0.7 - 2004-03-21

the invalid encoding error.

invalid encoding, but I’m tired of fighting it.

0.6 - 2004-03-20

WARNING: major API renamings!

class: Vpim::InvalidEncodingError. That, and a message, is all I really need. I don’t think people need different classes for different types of encoding errors, either the library can decode it for them, or it can’t.

renamed top-level Rfc2425 module to Vpim, split vard.rb into multiple files.

supports VEVENT, no VTODO or VALARM yet, but is useable to print my upcoming iCal events.

of more general use than just for iCalendar.

usec were present in the time value.

“Z”, meaning UTC.

characters.

0.5 - 3003-11-23

script can be directly queried.

is missing, only the value is present, which only works for type and encoding).

looks like UCS-2 to UTF-8 before decoding.

0.4 - 2003-04-14

string.

each_group(nil) to iterate through all fields without a group.

0.3 -

decoding date and time values.

0.2 -

just return an Array.

Address Book from Mutt

0.1 -


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