akim
June 16, 2018, 7:00am
#1
When evaluating an EventKit’s event by means of the summary method, EventKit returns a significant amount of event data. For example in a variable named anEKEvent, assigned to an EKStore’s event representing an event in my Google calendar, the following applescript command
set SummaryData to anEKEvent's summary()
using the summary method yields:
EKEvent <0x3bc540>, title:New Event, localUID:CF936662-6A11-4154-87FD-40BB8C00C551, sharedUID:3249FB14-64E8-417F-9D4B-E31E3BF56450#711A76FF
relativeOffset : -54000
absoluteDate : (null)
acknowledgedDate : (null)
actionString : AUDIO
emailAddress : (null)
soundName : Basso
url : (null)
proximityString : (null)
bookmark : (null)
notRelativeToTravelT: 0
isTimeToLeaveAlarm : 0
structuredLocation : (null)
defaultAlarmsForTime:
relativeOffset : -900
absoluteDate : (null)
acknowledgedDate : (null)
actionString : AUDIO
emailAddress : (null)
soundName : Basso
url : (null)
proximityString : (null)
bookmark : (null)
notRelativeToTravelT: 0
isTimeToLeaveAlarm : 0
structuredLocation : (null)
ekStructuredLocation: (null)
participantForMe : (null)
ekStructuredStartLoc: (null)
ekStructuredEndLocat: (null)
recurrenceRule : (null)
organizer : (null)
suggestionInfo : (null)
alarmSet :
relativeOffset : -900
absoluteDate : (null)
acknowledgedDate : (null)
actionString : AUDIO
emailAddress : (null)
soundName : Basso
url : (null)
proximityString : (null)
bookmark : (null)
notRelativeToTravelT: 0
isTimeToLeaveAlarm : 0
structuredLocation : (null)
attachmentSet : (null)
attendeeSet : (null)
By what method, might I capture this structured data to use in applescript?
I doubt that you can. That’s an undocumented, and hence private, method. The best you could do is parse the string yourself.
akim
December 22, 2018, 8:45am
#3
Although I assume the answer to be no based upon Shane’s prior reply, by any chance or any method, can Applescript write data to an EKEvent summary?