def _parseObject(self, item):
data = item.data.decode('UTF-8')
idx = data.find('\n')
if idx == -1:
subject = data
description = u''
else:
subject = data[:idx].rstrip('\r')
description = data[idx + 1:]
return Note(subject=subject, description=description)
def _parseObject(self, item):
parser = ical.VCalendarParser()
parser.parse(
map(lambda x: x.rstrip('\r'),
item.data.strip().split('\n')))
categories = parser.notes[0].pop('categories', [])
kwargs = dict([(k, v) for k, v in parser.notes[0].items()
if k in ['subject', 'description', 'id']])
note = Note(**kwargs)
for category in categories:
categoryObject = self.categoryList.findCategoryByName(category)
if categoryObject is None:
categoryObject = Category(category)
self.categoryList.extend([categoryObject])
note.addCategory(categoryObject)
return note
def _parseObject(self, item):
# Horde doesn't seem to give a f**k about the supported types we send it.
if item.dataType == 'text/plain':
lines = map(lambda x: x.rstrip('\r'), item.data.split('\n'))
kwargs = dict(subject=lines[0], description='\n'.join(lines[1:])) if lines else dict()
categories = list()
else:
parser = ical.VCalendarParser()
parser.parse(map(lambda x: x.rstrip('\r'), item.data.strip().split('\n')))
categories = parser.notes[0].pop('categories', [])
kwargs = dict([(k, v) for k, v in parser.notes[0].items() if k in ['subject', 'description', 'id']])
note = Note(**kwargs)
for category in categories:
categoryObject = self.categoryList.findCategoryByName(category)
if categoryObject is None:
categoryObject = Category(category)
self.categoryList.extend([categoryObject])
note.addCategory(categoryObject)
return note