# Make string single-line # # @input str: String # @return: String without newlines function singleline(str) { gsub("\\n", " ", str) return str } # Escape string to be used as content in iCalendar files. # # @input str: String to escape # @return: Escaped string function escape(str) { gsub("\\\\", "\\\\", str) gsub("\\n", "\\n", str) gsub(";", "\\;", str) gsub(",", "\\,", str) return str } # Escape string to be used as content in iCalendar files, but don't escape # commas. # # @input str: String to escape # @return: Escaped string function escape_but_commas(str) { gsub("\\\\", "\\\\", str) gsub("\\n", "\\n", str) gsub(";", "\\;", str) return str } # Print property with its content and fold according to the iCalendar # specification. # # @local variables: i, s # @input nameparam: Property name with optional parameters # @input content: Escaped content function print_fold(nameparam, content, i, s) { i = 74 - length(nameparam) s = substr(content, 1, i) print nameparam s s = substr(content, i+1, 73) i = i + 73 while (s) { print " " s s = substr(content, i+1, 73) i = i + 73 } } # Unescape string # # @local variables: i, c, c2, res # @input str: String # @return: Unescaped string function unescape(str, i, c, c2, res) { for(i = 1; i <= length(str); i++) { c = substr(str, i, 1) if (c != "\\") { res = res c continue } i++ c2 = substr(str, i, 1) if (c2 == "n" || c2 == "N") { res = res "\n" continue } # Alternatively, c2 is "\\" or "," or ";". In each case, append res with # c2. If the strings has been escaped correctly, then the character c2 # cannot be anything else. To be fail-safe, simply append res with c2. res = res c2 } return res } # Isolate parameter part of an iCalendar line. # # @input str: String # @return: Parameter part function getparam(str, i) { i = index(str, ";") if (!i) return "" return substr(str, i + 1, index(str, ":") - i) } # Isolate content part of an iCalendar line, and unescape. # # @input str: String # @return: Unescaped content part function getcontent(str) { return unescape(substr(str, index(str, ":") + 1)) } # Time-zone aware parsing of DTSTART or DTEND entries. # # @local variables: tz # @input dt_param: iCalendar DTSTART or DTEND parameter string # @input dt_content: iCalendar DTSTART or DTEND content string # @return: date or date-time string that can be used in date (1) function parse_dt(dt_param, dt_content, tz, a, i, k) { if (dt_param) { split(dt_param, a, ";") for (i in a) { k = index(a[i], "=") if (substr(a[i], 1, k-1) == "TZID") { tz = "TZ=\"" substr(a[i], k + 1) "\" " break } } } # Get date/date-time return length(dt_content) == 8 ? dt dt_content : dt gensub(/^([0-9]{8})T([0-9]{2})([0-9]{2})([0-9]{2})(Z)?$/, "\\1 \\2:\\3:\\4\\5", "g", dt_content) } # Map iCalendar duration specification into the format to be used in date (1). # # @local variables: dt, dta, i, n, a, seps # @input duration: iCalendar duration string # @return: relative-date/date-time specification to be used in date (1) function parse_duration(duration, dt, dta, i, n, a, seps) { n = split(duration, a, /[PTWHMSD]/, seps) for (i=2; i<=n; i++) { if(seps[i] == "W") dta["weeks"] = a[i] if(seps[i] == "H") dta["hours"] = a[i] if(seps[i] == "M") dta["minutes"] = a[i] if(seps[i] == "S") dta["seconds"] = a[i] if(seps[i] == "D") dta["days"] = a[i] } dt = a[1] ? a[1] : "+" for (i in dta) dt = dt " " dta[i] " " i return dt }