I chair a meeting on tuesdays... TimBL keeps his calendar in .ics format... if he keeps his calendar up to date and available to me, I should be able to find conflicts without his having to send explicit regrets. I did some hacking today... it's starting to work... http://www.w3.org/2002/12/cal/eventsOnDay.n3 usage ala: $ perl ../../../2002/12/cal/ical2rdf.pl --xnames=http://example/mozilla ../../../2002/12/calendar/tim.ics >,tim-cal.rdf $ python ../../../2000/10/swap/cwm.py ../../../2002/12/cal/eventsOnDay.n3 --rdf ,tim-cal.rdf --n3 --think --n3 --with 2003-07-08 >,tim-conflicts and it concludes... [[ the:Day2003-07-08 a k:CalendarDay, k:Date, eon:CommandLineDay; k:temporalBoundsIntersect <#_g0>; dt:date "2003-07-08" . ]] where _g0 is... <#_g0> a eon:AllDayEvent, :Vevent; :dtstart [ :date "2003-07-07" ]; :duration "P6D"; -- Dan Connolly, W3C http://www.w3.org/People/Connolly/Received on Tuesday, 8 July 2003 19:04:26 GMT
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