1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/library/datebookdb.cpp b/library/datebookdb.cpp
index 0fedfa8..2f33255 100644
--- a/library/datebookdb.cpp
+++ b/library/datebookdb.cpp
@@ -58,33 +58,33 @@ static QString dateBookFilename()
 
 /* Calculating the next event of a recuring event is actually
    computationally inexpensive, esp. compared to checking each day
    individually.  There are bad worse cases for say the 29th of
    february or the 31st of some other months.  However
    these are still bounded */
 bool nextOccurance(const Event &e, const QDate &from, QDateTime &next)
 {
     // easy checks, first are we too far in the future or too far in the past?
     QDate tmpDate;
     int freq = e.repeatPattern().frequency;
     int diff, diff2, a;
     int iday, imonth, iyear;
     int dayOfWeek = 0;
     int firstOfWeek = 0;
     int weekOfMonth;
-    
+
 
     if (e.repeatPattern().hasEndDate && e.repeatPattern().endDate() < from)
         return FALSE;
 
     if (e.start() >= from) {
         next = e.start();
         return TRUE;
     }
 
     switch ( e.repeatPattern().type ) {
         case Event::Weekly:
             /* weekly is just daily by 7 */
             /* first convert the repeatPattern.Days() mask to the next
                day of week valid after from */
             dayOfWeek = from.dayOfWeek();
             dayOfWeek--; /* we want 0-6, doco for above specs 1-7 */
@@ -448,33 +448,33 @@ QValueList<Event> DateBookDB::getEvents( const QDateTime &start )
     return tmpList;
 }
 
 //#### Why is this code duplicated in getEvents ?????
 
 QValueList<EffectiveEvent> DateBookDB::getEffectiveEvents( const QDate &from,
                                                            const QDate &to )
 {
     QValueList<EffectiveEvent> tmpList;
     QValueListIterator<Event> it;
 
     EffectiveEvent effEv;
     QDateTime dtTmp,
               dtEnd;
 
     for (it = eventList.begin(); it != eventList.end(); ++it ) {
-        if (!(*it).isValidUid()) 
+        if (!(*it).isValidUid())
             (*it).assignUid(); // FIXME: Hack to restore cleared uids
 
         dtTmp = (*it).start(TRUE);
         dtEnd = (*it).end(TRUE);
 
         if ( dtTmp.date() >= from && dtTmp.date() <= to ) {
             Event tmpEv = *it;
             effEv.setEvent(tmpEv);
             effEv.setDate( dtTmp.date() );
             effEv.setStart( dtTmp.time() );
             if ( dtTmp.date() != dtEnd.date() )
                 effEv.setEnd( QTime(23, 59, 0) );
             else
                 effEv.setEnd( dtEnd.time() );
             tmpList.append( effEv );
         }
@@ -493,33 +493,33 @@ QValueList<EffectiveEvent> DateBookDB::getEffectiveEvents( const QDate &from,
                 effEv.setDate( dt.date() );
                 if ( dt >= from ) {
                     effEv.setStart( QTime(0, 0, 0) );
                     if ( dt.date() == dtEnd.date() )
                         effEv.setEnd( dtEnd.time() );
                     else
                         effEv.setEnd( QTime(23, 59, 59) );
                     tmpList.append( effEv );
                 }
                 dt = dt.addDays( 1 );
             }
         }
     }
     // check for repeating events...
     QDateTime repeat;
     for ( it = repeatEvents.begin(); it != repeatEvents.end(); ++it ) {
-        if (!(*it).isValidUid()) 
+        if (!(*it).isValidUid())
             (*it).assignUid(); // FIXME: Hack to restore cleared uids
 
         /* create a false end date, to short circuit on hard
            MonthlyDay recurences */
         Event dummy_event = *it;
         int duration = (*it).start().date().daysTo( (*it).end().date() );
         QDate itDate = from.addDays(-duration);
 
         Event::RepeatPattern r = dummy_event.repeatPattern();
         if ( !r.hasEndDate || r.endDate() > to ) {
             r.setEndDate( to );
             r.hasEndDate = TRUE;
         }
         dummy_event.setRepeat(TRUE, r);
 
         while (nextOccurance(dummy_event, itDate, repeat)) {
@@ -610,33 +610,33 @@ void DateBookDB::editEvent( const Event &old, Event &editedEv )
     int oldIndex=0;
     bool oldHadRepeat = old.hasRepeat();
     Event orig;
 
     // write to the journal...
     if ( oldHadRepeat ) {
         if ( origRepeat( old, orig ) ) // should work always...
             oldIndex = repeatEvents.findIndex( orig );
     } else
         oldIndex = eventList.findIndex( old );
     saveJournalEntry( editedEv, ACTION_REPLACE, oldIndex, oldHadRepeat );
 
     // Delete old event
     if ( old.hasAlarm() )
         delEventAlarm( old );
     if ( oldHadRepeat ) {
-        if ( editedEv.hasRepeat() ) { // This mean that origRepeat was run above and 
+        if ( editedEv.hasRepeat() ) { // This mean that origRepeat was run above and
                                        // orig is initialized
             // assumption, when someone edits a repeating event, they
             // want to change them all, maybe not perfect, but it works
             // for the moment...
             repeatEvents.remove( orig );
         } else
             removeRepeat( old );
     } else {
         QValueList<Event>::Iterator it = eventList.find( old );
         if ( it != eventList.end() )
             eventList.remove( it );
     }
 
     // Add new event
     if ( editedEv.hasAlarm() )
         addEventAlarm( editedEv );
@@ -659,33 +659,33 @@ void DateBookDB::removeEvent( const Event &ev )
 void DateBookDB::removeJFEvent( const Event&ev )
 {
     if ( ev.hasAlarm() )
         delEventAlarm( ev );
     if ( ev.hasRepeat() ) {
         removeRepeat( ev );
     } else {
         QValueList<Event>::Iterator it = eventList.find( ev );
         if ( it != eventList.end() )
             eventList.remove( it );
     }
 }
 
 // also handles journaling...
 void DateBookDB::loadFile( const QString &strFile )
 {
-    
+
     QFile f( strFile );
     if ( !f.open( IO_ReadOnly ) )
         return;
 
     enum Attribute {
         FDescription = 0,
         FLocation,
         FCategories,
         FUid,
         FType,
         FAlarm,
         FSound,
         FRType,
         FRWeekdays,
         FRPosition,
         FRFreq,
@@ -710,33 +710,33 @@ void DateBookDB::loadFile( const QString &strFile )
     dict.insert( "alarm", new int(FAlarm) );
     dict.insert( "sound", new int(FSound) );
     dict.insert( "rtype", new int(FRType) );
     dict.insert( "rweekdays", new int(FRWeekdays) );
     dict.insert( "rposition", new int(FRPosition) );
     dict.insert( "rfreq", new int(FRFreq) );
     dict.insert( "rhasenddate", new int(FRHasEndDate) );
     dict.insert( "enddt", new int(FREndDate) );
     dict.insert( "start", new int(FRStart) );
     dict.insert( "end", new int(FREnd) );
     dict.insert( "note", new int(FNote) );
     dict.insert( "created", new int(FCreated) );
     dict.insert( "action", new int(FAction) );
     dict.insert( "actionkey", new int(FActionKey) );
     dict.insert( "actionorig", new int (FJournalOrigHadRepeat) );
 
-    
+
     QByteArray ba = f.readAll();
     char* dt = ba.data();
     int len = ba.size();
     int currentAction,
         journalKey,
         origHadRepeat;  // should be bool, but we need tri-state(not being used)
 
     int i = 0;
     char *point;
     // hack to get rid of segfaults after reading </DATEBOOK>
     while ( (dt+i != 0) && (( point = strstr( dt+i, "<event " ) ) != 0 )) {
         i = point - dt;
         // if we are reading in events in the general case,
         // we are just adding them, so let the actions represent that...
         currentAction = ACTION_ADD;
         journalKey = -1;