NAME
POE::Component::ICal - Schedule POE events using rfc2445 recurrences
VERSION
version 0.130020
SYNOPSIS
use strict;
use warnings;
use POE;
use POE::Component::ICal;
my $count = 5;
POE::Session->create
(
inline_states =>
{
_start => sub
{
print "_start\n";
$_[HEAP]{count} = $count;
POE::Component::ICal->add(tick => { freq => 'secondly', interval => 1 });
},
tick => sub
{
print "tick: ' . --$_[HEAP]{count}\n";
POE::Component::ICal->remove('tick') if $_[HEAP]{count} == 0;
},
_stop => sub
{
print "_stop\n";
}
}
);
POE::Kernel->run;
DESCRIPTION
This component extends POE::Component::Schedule by adding an easy way to specify event schedules using rfc2445 recurrence.
See DateTime::Event::ICal for the syntax, the list of the authorized parameters and their use.
METHODS
verify($ical)
This method allows to verify the validity of a rfc2445 recurrence.
- Parameters
-
$ical
- HASHREF - The rfc2445 recurrence. - Return value
-
Three cases:
my $ical = { freq => 'secondly', interval => 2 }; POE::Component::ICal->verify( $ical );
In case of not validity, an exception is raised.
my $is_valid = POE::Component::ICal->verify( $ical );
A true or false value is returned.
my ($is_valid, $value) = POE::Component::ICal->verify( $ical );
In case of not validity, $value contains the error message otherwise a DateTime::Set instance.
add_schedule($schedule, $event, $ical, @args)
This method add a schedule.
- Parameters
-
$schedule
- SCALAR - The schedule name.$event
- SCALAR - The event name.$ical
- HASHREF - The rfc2445 recurrence.@args
- optional - The optional list of the arguments. - Return value
-
A schedule handle. See POE::Component::Schedule.
- Remarks
-
The schedule name must be unique by session.
When the rfc2445 parameter
dtstart
is not specify, this method add it with theDateTime->now()
value. - Example
-
POE::Component::ICal->add_schedule ( 'tick' # schedule name , clock => { freq => 'secondly', interval => 1 } # event name => ical , 'tick' # ARG0 (Optional) , \$tick_count # ARG1 (Optional) ); POE::Component::ICal->add_schedule ( 'tock' # schedule name , clock => { freq => 'secondly', interval => 2 } # event name => ical , 'tock' # ARG0 (Optional) , \$tock_count # ARG1 (Optional) );
add($event, $ical, @args)
This method calls add_schedule()
with schedule name equal to event name.
- Parameters
-
$event
- SCALAR - The event name.$ical
- HASHREF - The rfc2445 recurrence.@args
- optional - The optional list of the arguments. - Return value
-
See
add_schedule()
. - Remarks
-
See
add_schedule()
. - Example
-
POE::Component::ICal->add_schedule('tick', tick => { freq => 'secondly', interval => 5 }); POE::Component::ICal->add( tick => { freq => 'secondly', interval => 5 });
remove( $schedule )
This method remove a schedule.
- Parameters
-
$schedule
- SCALAR - The schedule name. - Example
-
POE::Component::ICal->add_schedule('tock', clock => { freq => 'secondly', interval => 1 }); POE::Component::ICal->remove('tock'); POE::Component::ICal->add(tick => { freq => 'secondly', interval => 1 }); POE::Component::ICal->remove('tick');
remove_all
This method remove all schedules from the active session.
SEE ALSO
The section 4.3.10 of rfc2445: http://www.apps.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.html.
AUTHOR
Loïc TROCHET <losyme@cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2011 by Loïc TROCHET.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.