jfxtras ICalendarAgenda Revisor/iTIPProccess bug

I have made changes to my java in ICalendarAgenda but I haven't really touched the revisers or iTIP methods at all, I also think I saw this bug before I edited but couldn't recreate it at the time.

Bug: If a reccuring weekly event is edited, and the option "this event only" is selected. The calendar will be unable to delete this event. I followed the trail and it seems that the deleter code is fine and gives the right results, but The iTIP proccessing logs a successful delete but does not alter the vcalendar.

As well I wanted to find out if it was a bug that daily, monthly, and yearly recurrences do not give the option to edit "this event only" or if that was a design choice and why.

Apr 11 '18 18:04 ConorMurphy21

I'll take a look at this issue soon. I'm swamped with other work right now, but I should get a chance in the next few days. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

Apr 12 '18 19:04 daviddbal

Ok thanks, Just to let you know the graphics issue has been fixed (and was my fault) . But I made a new project from the github jar and the deleting of editted recurrences is still a problem. As well as the inability to edit single events that reccure daily or monthly.

Cheers, Conor

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I'll take a look at this issue soon. I'm swamped with other work right now, but I should get a chance in the next few days. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

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Apr 12 '18 19:04 ConorMurphy21

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Apr 12 '18 19:04 daviddbal

The example is not graphic but I can give you instructions on how to recreate:

Bug #1:

Create event in icalendaragenda with a weekly reccurence
Edit a reccurence of the created event (descriptive or time) and select "this event only" when prompted.
Select the editted reccurence and press delete (nothing should happen, no prompt for options either, log says successful delete)

Bug #2: Not sure if this is a bug or a feature but the option to edit "this event only" on an instance of an event reccuring daily, monthly or yearly is not given.

Create event that reccures daily
Select a reccurence/edit a reccurence
Prompt will only show "all events,", and,"this and future".

And I will send a test case of proccessCancel (that seems to be the location of the problem) of the first bug when I get the chance. Hope this help, Sorry about poor communication I'm in highschool so I haven't really learned the technical edicate side of the industry. Cheers, Conor

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Apr 12 '18 19:04 ConorMurphy21

Connor, I'm finally working on these issues. I've confirmed the bugs existence - they are both bugs. I'll fix them. I'll also make some test cases to ensure no regressions pop up in the future. If you know of any other problems please tell me now. It will be easier for me to fix all problems at once. -David Bal On Thursday, April 12, 2018, 1:42:08 PM MDT, ConorMurphy21 [email protected] wrote:

The example is not graphic but I can give you instructions on how to recreate:

Bug #1:

Create event in icalendaragenda with a weekly reccurence
Edit a reccurence of the created event (descriptive or time) and select "this event only" when prompted.
Select the editted reccurence and press delete (nothing should happen, no prompt for options either, log says successful delete)

Bug #2: Not sure if this is a bug or a feature but the option to edit "this event only" on an instance of an event reccuring daily, monthly or yearly is not given.

Create event that reccures daily
Select a reccurence/edit a reccurence
Prompt will only show "all events,", and,"this and future".

And I will send a test case of proccessCancel (that seems to be the location of the problem) of the first bug when I get the chance. Hope this help, Sorry about poor communication I'm in highschool so I haven't really learned the technical edicate side of the industry. Cheers, Conor

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Apr 20 '18 02:04 daviddbal

Bug #1 was real easy. I had a refresh() in the wrong place in ICalendarAgenda (around line 390) and it only affected deletes and not edits. Bug #2 is due to equals failing for RRULE. Editing one recurrence is not suppose to be an option when the RRULE was changed so when equals was returning false (the real bug) the edit one option was left out. -David Bal P.S. I only changed branch 8.0. Which branch are you using?

On Thursday, April 12, 2018, 1:42:08 PM MDT, ConorMurphy21 <[email protected]> wrote:

The example is not graphic but I can give you instructions on how to recreate:

Bug #1:

Create event in icalendaragenda with a weekly reccurence
Edit a reccurence of the created event (descriptive or time) and select "this event only" when prompted.
Select the editted reccurence and press delete (nothing should happen, no prompt for options either, log says successful delete)

Bug #2: Not sure if this is a bug or a feature but the option to edit "this event only" on an instance of an event reccuring daily, monthly or yearly is not given.

Create event that reccures daily
Select a reccurence/edit a reccurence
Prompt will only show "all events,", and,"this and future".

And I will send a test case of proccessCancel (that seems to be the location of the problem) of the first bug when I get the chance. Hope this help, Sorry about poor communication I'm in highschool so I haven't really learned the technical edicate side of the industry. Cheers, Conor

On Thu, Apr 12, 2018, 3:25 PM David Bal [email protected] wrote:

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Apr 20 '18 03:04 daviddbal

Bug #2 is not a failure of equals. It is a result of the copy of ByRules being an empty list instead of null, which is causing equals to fail. I'm tired and I'll fix it later. I'll get it soon.-David On Thursday, April 12, 2018, 1:42:08 PM MDT, ConorMurphy21 [email protected] wrote:

The example is not graphic but I can give you instructions on how to recreate:

Bug #1:

Create event in icalendaragenda with a weekly reccurence
Edit a reccurence of the created event (descriptive or time) and select "this event only" when prompted.
Select the editted reccurence and press delete (nothing should happen, no prompt for options either, log says successful delete)

Bug #2: Not sure if this is a bug or a feature but the option to edit "this event only" on an instance of an event reccuring daily, monthly or yearly is not given.

Create event that reccures daily
Select a reccurence/edit a reccurence
Prompt will only show "all events,", and,"this and future".

And I will send a test case of proccessCancel (that seems to be the location of the problem) of the first bug when I get the chance. Hope this help, Sorry about poor communication I'm in highschool so I haven't really learned the technical edicate side of the industry. Cheers, Conor

On Thu, Apr 12, 2018, 3:25 PM David Bal [email protected] wrote:

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Apr 20 '18 04:04 daviddbal

I fixed bug #2 too. The fixes are only in branch 8.0. I'll migrate to other branches later. On Thursday, April 12, 2018, 1:42:08 PM MDT, ConorMurphy21 [email protected] wrote:

The example is not graphic but I can give you instructions on how to recreate:

Bug #1:

Create event in icalendaragenda with a weekly reccurence
Edit a reccurence of the created event (descriptive or time) and select "this event only" when prompted.
Select the editted reccurence and press delete (nothing should happen, no prompt for options either, log says successful delete)

Bug #2: Not sure if this is a bug or a feature but the option to edit "this event only" on an instance of an event reccuring daily, monthly or yearly is not given.

Create event that reccures daily
Select a reccurence/edit a reccurence
Prompt will only show "all events,", and,"this and future".

And I will send a test case of proccessCancel (that seems to be the location of the problem) of the first bug when I get the chance. Hope this help, Sorry about poor communication I'm in highschool so I haven't really learned the technical edicate side of the industry. Cheers, Conor

On Thu, Apr 12, 2018, 3:25 PM David Bal [email protected] wrote:

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Apr 20 '18 04:04 daviddbal

Thank you so much for taking a look at these bugs. I have not found any others from my time testing my project but I am sending it out to a couple other people for testing and will let you know if they find any. I unfortunately have no experience with github and don't know what branches are. In my project I used the main jfxtras as dependancies but since calendarfx and icalendaragenda weren't in maven I just downloaded a zip from github and included them in my project. I know this is a little tedious and annoying but if possible could you just let me know what files I should redownload, and if the bugs were fixed in iCalendarAgenda.java where they are (I have made some modifications to this file). Lastly, when you said about bug #2 that when the recurrence has been edited it is not an option to edit a single vevent. Could you explain a little more what this situation encompasses. I have a system in place on my project that automatically edits employees out of shifts if the employee has requested that time off.This system always uses "this event only" and I'm just wondering when I have to use "this and future events" and why? Anyways thanks for all the help!

On Fri, Apr 20, 2018 at 12:40 AM, David Bal [email protected] wrote:

I fixed bug #2 too. The fixes are only in branch 8.0. I'll migrate to other branches later.

On Thursday, April 12, 2018, 1:42:08 PM MDT, ConorMurphy21 < [email protected]> wrote:

The example is not graphic but I can give you instructions on how to recreate:

Bug #1:

Create event in icalendaragenda with a weekly reccurence

Edit a reccurence of the created event (descriptive or time) and select "this event only" when prompted.

Select the editted reccurence and press delete (nothing should happen, no prompt for options either, log says successful delete)

Bug #2: Not sure if this is a bug or a feature but the option to edit "this event only" on an instance of an event reccuring daily, monthly or yearly is not given.

Create event that reccures daily

Select a reccurence/edit a reccurence

Prompt will only show "all events,", and,"this and future".

And I will send a test case of proccessCancel (that seems to be the location of the problem) of the first bug when I get the chance. Hope this help, Sorry about poor communication I'm in highschool so I haven't really learned the technical edicate side of the industry. Cheers, Conor

On Thu, Apr 12, 2018, 3:25 PM David Bal [email protected] wrote:

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Apr 20 '18 05:04 ConorMurphy21

The calendarFX artifacts are on Maven, so I suggest you start using those. http://central.maven.org/maven2/org/jfxtras/jfxtras-icalendaragenda/ https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/org/jfxtras/jfxtras-icalendarfx/

The branch is equal to the version; so what version are you using (since you probably downloaded the default branch at the time, it most likely is the 8). What Java version are you using?

Apr 20 '18 05:04 tbee

I'm using java 8, and thanks didn't notice I'll start using the icalendarfx maven repository. I followed all the steps from the commit, and daily is now showing "this event only", but I have platform.runlater that uses the agenda's recurrence rule and it now throughs an error about the dates being null. As well I moved the refresh for bug #1 but the appointment (and vevent) are still not deleted. I need to go to bed now but I will try running the original calendar tomorrow and find out if I just did something wrong.

On Apr 20, 2018 1:59 AM, "Tom Eugelink" [email protected] wrote:

The calendarFX artifacts are on Maven, so I suggest you start using those. http://central.maven.org/maven2/org/jfxtras/jfxtras-icalendaragenda/ https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/org/jfxtras/jfxtras-icalendarfx/

The branch is equal to the version; so what version are you using (since you probably downloaded the default branch at the time, it most likely is the 8). What Java version are you using?

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Apr 20 '18 06:04 ConorMurphy21

In that case use the 8.0-r7-SNAPSHOT so changes David makes are automatically published in the nightly build.

Apr 20 '18 07:04 tbee

The only changed files that are important are in iCalendarAgenda. I did change some files in iCalendarFx, but they were just added tests. Right now the changes are only on branch 8.0. If you want to see which files were changed please review my 2 commits. You could download a zip of that branch now. Later today or tonight I'll migrate the changes to the other branches (9.0 and 10.0). Bug #2 is gone. The option to select one recurrence is there now. The reason the bug was there a bit complicated. The correct behavior is the following; when you edit a RRULE property (e.g. FREQUENCY) you shouldn't be able to change just one recurrence, but if you edit any non-RRULE field (e.g. SUMMARY) the edit-one option should be there. The behavior is correct now. Just a suggestion, you should try to learn a build tool to get your dependencies automatically (e.g. Maven or Gradle). They effort is worth it. -David Bal On Thursday, April 19, 2018, 11:43:29 PM MDT, ConorMurphy21 [email protected] wrote:

Thank you so much for taking a look at these bugs. I have not found any others from my time testing my project but I am sending it out to a couple other people for testing and will let you know if they find any. I unfortunately have no experience with github and don't know what branches are. In my project I used the main jfxtras as dependancies but since calendarfx and icalendaragenda weren't in maven I just downloaded a zip from github and included them in my project. I know this is a little tedious and annoying but if possible could you just let me know what files I should redownload, and if the bugs were fixed in iCalendarAgenda.java where they are (I have made some modifications to this file). Lastly, when you said about bug #2 that when the recurrence has been edited it is not an option to edit a single vevent. Could you explain a little more what this situation encompasses. I have a system in place on my project that automatically edits employees out of shifts if the employee has requested that time off.This system always uses "this event only" and I'm just wondering when I have to use "this and future events" and why? Anyways thanks for all the help!

On Fri, Apr 20, 2018 at 12:40 AM, David Bal [email protected] wrote:

I fixed bug #2 too. The fixes are only in branch 8.0. I'll migrate to other branches later.

On Thursday, April 12, 2018, 1:42:08 PM MDT, ConorMurphy21 < [email protected]> wrote:

The example is not graphic but I can give you instructions on how to recreate:

Bug #1:

Create event in icalendaragenda with a weekly reccurence

Edit a reccurence of the created event (descriptive or time) and select "this event only" when prompted.

Select the editted reccurence and press delete (nothing should happen, no prompt for options either, log says successful delete)

Bug #2: Not sure if this is a bug or a feature but the option to edit "this event only" on an instance of an event reccuring daily, monthly or yearly is not given.

Create event that reccures daily

Select a reccurence/edit a reccurence

Prompt will only show "all events,", and,"this and future".

And I will send a test case of proccessCancel (that seems to be the location of the problem) of the first bug when I get the chance. Hope this help, Sorry about poor communication I'm in highschool so I haven't really learned the technical edicate side of the industry. Cheers, Conor

On Thu, Apr 12, 2018, 3:25 PM David Bal [email protected] wrote:

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Apr 20 '18 16:04 daviddbal

Ok, I have followed all of the steps on your commits, and I also have set up a test project with a basic icalendaragenda and maven branch 8 of icalendarfx and a downloaded icalendaragenda. (I tried the maven repo but it still had bug #2 so I assumed it hadn't been updated. Bug #2 seems to be fixed and thanks for clarifying when edit one can't be used. Unfortunately I still find bug #1 in both my test project and my personal project. If you don't I can give you more information about my test setup to see what the difference is. Lastly, my project uses maven and I think it is a great tool, but iCalendarAgenda and icalendarFx were not maven repositories a few months ago when I downloaded it and since then I added features to it.

On Fri, Apr 20, 2018, 12:48 PM David Bal [email protected] wrote:

The only changed files that are important are in iCalendarAgenda. I did change some files in iCalendarFx, but they were just added tests. Right now the changes are only on branch 8.0. If you want to see which files were changed please review my 2 commits. You could download a zip of that branch now. Later today or tonight I'll migrate the changes to the other branches (9.0 and 10.0). Bug #2 is gone. The option to select one recurrence is there now. The reason the bug was there a bit complicated. The correct behavior is the following; when you edit a RRULE property (e.g. FREQUENCY) you shouldn't be able to change just one recurrence, but if you edit any non-RRULE field (e.g. SUMMARY) the edit-one option should be there. The behavior is correct now. Just a suggestion, you should try to learn a build tool to get your dependencies automatically (e.g. Maven or Gradle). They effort is worth it. -David Bal On Thursday, April 19, 2018, 11:43:29 PM MDT, ConorMurphy21 < [email protected]> wrote:

Thank you so much for taking a look at these bugs. I have not found any others from my time testing my project but I am sending it out to a couple other people for testing and will let you know if they find any. I unfortunately have no experience with github and don't know what branches are. In my project I used the main jfxtras as dependancies but since calendarfx and icalendaragenda weren't in maven I just downloaded a zip from github and included them in my project. I know this is a little tedious and annoying but if possible could you just let me know what files I should redownload, and if the bugs were fixed in iCalendarAgenda.java where they are (I have made some modifications to this file). Lastly, when you said about bug #2 that when the recurrence has been edited it is not an option to edit a single vevent. Could you explain a little more what this situation encompasses. I have a system in place on my project that automatically edits employees out of shifts if the employee has requested that time off.This system always uses "this event only" and I'm just wondering when I have to use "this and future events" and why? Anyways thanks for all the help!

On Fri, Apr 20, 2018 at 12:40 AM, David Bal [email protected] wrote:

I fixed bug #2 too. The fixes are only in branch 8.0. I'll migrate to other branches later.

On Thursday, April 12, 2018, 1:42:08 PM MDT, ConorMurphy21 < [email protected]> wrote:

The example is not graphic but I can give you instructions on how to recreate:

Bug #1:

Create event in icalendaragenda with a weekly reccurence

Edit a reccurence of the created event (descriptive or time) and select "this event only" when prompted.

Select the editted reccurence and press delete (nothing should happen, no prompt for options either, log says successful delete)

Bug #2: Not sure if this is a bug or a feature but the option to edit "this event only" on an instance of an event reccuring daily, monthly or yearly is not given.

Create event that reccures daily

Select a reccurence/edit a reccurence

Prompt will only show "all events,", and,"this and future".

And I will send a test case of proccessCancel (that seems to be the location of the problem) of the first bug when I get the chance. Hope this help, Sorry about poor communication I'm in highschool so I haven't really learned the technical edicate side of the industry. Cheers, Conor

On Thu, Apr 12, 2018, 3:25 PM David Bal [email protected] wrote:

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Apr 21 '18 01:04 ConorMurphy21

icalendarfx has been in de 8.0-r6-snapshot for many months in Maven. But are your added features interesting enough to be contributed back?

Apr 21 '18 07:04 tbee

Hmm, thats wierd. I remember looking for a very long time and searching jfxtras in the repository. Unfortunately the features I was talking about are not really features useful to the majority of people using icalendaragenda. I used it as a framework to create shifts to be filled for a schedule so I made some alterations to what could be set when editting events. I set up a choicebox for choosing employees (but only employees availible during that time). Also removing employees from shifts automatically if they have requested that time off. Sorry to disappoint or mislead.

On Sat, Apr 21, 2018, 3:46 AM Tom Eugelink [email protected] wrote:

icalendarfx has been in de 8.0-r6-snapshot for many months in Maven. But are your added features interesting enough to be contributed back?

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Apr 21 '18 08:04 ConorMurphy21

Snapshots are not in Maven central (of course), but in Sonatype's snapshot repository. Maven central only holds releases.

Apr 21 '18 08:04 tbee

What you made are assigning available resources, not necessarily a bad extension...

Apr 21 '18 09:04 tbee

Well, I am an amateur, and what I did in my personal project wasn't done very elegantly. But I would be happy to work on extension would make the edit popups more customizable and could store extravariables in x vars in the ics file. If that's something you would be interested in adding, I would be happy to contribute to this project.

On Sat, Apr 21, 2018, 5:56 AM Tom Eugelink [email protected] wrote:

What you made are assigning available resources, not necessarily a bad extension...

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Apr 21 '18 20:04 ConorMurphy21

Well, it's David's brainchild, so he has the last say in it of course, but personally any good contribution is welcome. We do require things like regression tests for JFXtras code. Is it possible to create a kind of add-on within the JFXtras-labs project first?

Apr 21 '18 21:04 tbee

Well, I could make the customizable popups inside labs, but the vcomponents would need to updated to support parsing custom attributes. If your interested in this idea I would be happy to write an execution plan or something.

On Apr 21, 2018 5:03 PM, "Tom Eugelink" [email protected] wrote:

Well, it's David's brainchild, so he has the last say in it of course, but personally any good contribution is welcome. We do require things like regression tests for JFXtras code. Is it possible to create a kind of add-on within the JFXtras-labs project first?

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Apr 21 '18 23:04 ConorMurphy21

Hey, was wondering if you've had a chance to look at the first bug. I still find the edited recurrences are not given a delete popup. When checking logs it says its a successful delete. I don't believe this is just a refresh issue because when I save and reload the calendar it loads the event I was trying to delete.

Also, I found 2 more bugs: Bug #3: ICalendarAgenda's setDisplayedLocalDateTime will not scroll to the time if set when initializing. It will work with Platform. Runlater but it looks buggy because it will show the shifts at 0 first then scroll.

Bug #4: This is caused by me but I believe its a feature that would make icalendaragenda a little better. When the agenda is in fullscreen mode, the popups make the main stage disapear. I found that setting iniowner would fix this but it caused a new problem. When I set iniowner on the editAppointmentPopup it no longer allows me to save.

To replicate: Bug #3: In basic agenda calling class add this line: agenda.setDisplayedLocalDateTime(LocalDateTime.of(LocalDate.now().plusWeeks(1),LocalTime.of(20,0))));

Bug #4: At around line 543 of iCalendaragenda, before popupStage.show() in the creation of editAppointmentCallback, add the line popupStage.iniOwner(this.getScene().getWindow());

Sorry if bug #4 is just my stupidity. Thanks for any help

On Apr 12, 2018 3:06 PM, "David Bal" [email protected] wrote:

I'll take a look at this issue soon. I'm swamped with other work right now, but I should get a chance in the next few days. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

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May 03 '18 04:05 ConorMurphy21

Ok just did a little more testing bug #4 takes a little more to replicate.

To recreate: -Add line like original message in icalendar. -make calendar fullscreen -create an event that is repeatable -advanced edit a recurring event -either try to delete event from advanced edit or try to alter a trait ie summary and then save. Both will not allow you to close the editAppointment window.

On May 3, 2018 12:42 AM, "Conor Murphy" [email protected] wrote:

Hey, was wondering if you've had a chance to look at the first bug. I still find the edited recurrences are not given a delete popup. When checking logs it says its a successful delete. I don't believe this is just a refresh issue because when I save and reload the calendar it loads the event I was trying to delete.

Also, I found 2 more bugs: Bug #3: ICalendarAgenda's setDisplayedLocalDateTime will not scroll to the time if set when initializing. It will work with Platform. Runlater but it looks buggy because it will show the shifts at 0 first then scroll.

Bug #4: This is caused by me but I believe its a feature that would make icalendaragenda a little better. When the agenda is in fullscreen mode, the popups make the main stage disapear. I found that setting iniowner would fix this but it caused a new problem. When I set iniowner on the editAppointmentPopup it no longer allows me to save.

To replicate: Bug #3: In basic agenda calling class add this line: agenda.setDisplayedLocalDateTime(LocalDateTime.of(LocalDate.now().plusWeeks(1),LocalTime.of(20,0))));

Bug #4: At around line 543 of iCalendaragenda, before popupStage.show() in the creation of editAppointmentCallback, add the line popupStage.iniOwner(this.getScene().getWindow());

Sorry if bug #4 is just my stupidity. Thanks for any help

On Apr 12, 2018 3:06 PM, "David Bal" [email protected] wrote:

I'll take a look at this issue soon. I'm swamped with other work right now, but I should get a chance in the next few days. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

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May 03 '18 04:05 ConorMurphy21

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I'll take a look as soon as I can.-David Bal On Wednesday, May 2, 2018, 10:58:08 PM MDT, ConorMurphy21 [email protected] wrote: