Net::ICal::ETJ - iCalendar event, todo and journal entry base class use Net::ICal::ETJ; my $c = new Net::ICal::ETJ(%arguments); Net::ICal::ETJ represents iCalendar events, todo items and journal entries. It's a base class for N::I::Event, N::I::Todo, and N::I::Journal. Casual users shouldn't ever need to actually make an ETJ object. The following documentation is for developers only.

$self->validate
Performs basic validation on a Net::ICal event, todo or journal object. Returns 1 for success, undef for failure. Required properties include: organizer my $args = { attendee => new Net::ICal::Attendee('mailto:foo@example.com'); ok( $c->validate($args) , "Validation of simple, correct ETJ"); ok( not($c->validate()) , "ETJ with no organizer should fail");

_create($foo, $class, %args)
Creates the ETJ object map using Class::MethodMapper

$self->occurrences($reqperiod)
Given a period of time, determines occurences of an Event/Todo/Journal within that period. Returns an arrayref of... what exactly? Net::ICal::Event, Net::ICal::Todo, Net::ICal::Journal, and if you want to understand *how* this module works, read the source. You'll need to understand how Class::MethodMapper works also. More documentation pointers can also be found in Net::ICal.