And don’t forget the condom, if you’re thinking that way.

Thanks for writing. Glad to see you’re doing some work on the script.

I’m remiss in not posting an updated version of my own script, but I can say that I got recurring events working with a little tinkering. Perhaps seeing your interest will prompt me to get a new version up in the next few days…

And I’ll definitely keep an eye on your blog as well.

Best,
Devan

Thanks for sharing this concept. I’ve used it to implement a Linux-based solution that syncs my Google calendar back to my Palm.

Along the way, I’ve converted to using an ical feed since it properly handles recurring entries. It handles timezones (not sure about daylight savings yet). I’ve also re-tooled the script to automatically download the ical feed if it’s more than 10 minutes old.

I’m working on a blog entry and will be happy to share my script (follow the link to my site and use the contact form to get in touch).

Cheers!
William

http://code.google.com/p/gcalcli/

Cheers, and thanks!

First I need two variables to keep track of my time zone and the difference from the one in the google calendar:

(specified after my $data ….)
my $tzone = 2;
my $zoneDiff = 0;

Then I need to modify the start and end time (around line 38):

if (defined($bzone)) {
# time zone into account, $bzone is in seconds
$bzone = $bzone/3600;
$zoneDiff = $tzone-$bzone;
$bhh = $bhh+$zoneDiff;
$ehh = $ehh+$zoneDiff;
}