| Syntax |
mainResponder.calendar.navigate (adrCalendar, adrDay, flForwardInTime)
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| Params |
adrCalendar is the address of a calendar in the database.
adrDay is the address of an entry in the calendar.
flForwardInTime is a boolean.
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| Action |
We walk the calendar in the direction indicated by flForwardInTime and return the address of the next existing element.
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| Returns |
The address of a calendar entry.
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| Examples |
mainResponder.calendar.navigate (@scriptingNews, @scriptingNews.["1999"].["03"].["12"], false)
» @["Macintosh HD:Apps:Frontier:Guest Databases:www:news.root"].scriptingNews.["1999"].["03"].["11"]
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| Errors |
If adrcalendar does not point to a valid non-empty calendar structure or if we walked beyond the first/last element of the calendar, an error message is generated.
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| Notes |
It's safe for the calendar structure to contain non-numeric entries (e.g.#directives).
Detailed information about mainResponder's calendar format is available from the Frontier Site.
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| See Also |
mainResponder.calendar.getMostRecentDay
mainResponder.calendar.getFirstAddress
mainResponder.calendar.getLastAddress
mainResponder.calendar.getNextAddress
mainResponder.calendar.navigate
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