I will be making a bug report for this, but this is here on the list
to show that this can work, if you ignore the result displayed in iCal.
If you have your address book filled out with your own card with your
own email of for example "myem...@me.com", not other emails in your
card.
and then create a program with code like this that adds a calendar
event in iCal like this with an alarm that has an email type of alarm
event:
#import <Cocoa/Cocoa.h>
#import <CalendarStore/CalendarStore.h>
#import <CalendarStore/CalEvent.h>
CalEvent *newEvent = [CalEvent event];
CalAlarm *alarm3 = [CalAlarm alarm];
NSError *err;
CalCalendar *AuctionAlarmCalendar = [CalCalendar calendar];
alarm3.action = CalAlarmActionEmail;
alarm3.emailAddress = @"mynewem...@me.com";
alarm3.relativeTrigger = -nuUnit3;
[newEvent addAlarm:alarm3];
[[CalCalendarStore defaultCalendarStore] saveEvent:newEvent
span:CalSpanThisEvent error:&err];
the iCal event will have a properly set up event with alarm, but the
email address will display "myem...@me.com".
the actual event alarm will correctly send an email to "mynewem...@me.com
" though. it will just have the wrong email displayed in the iCal
event.. annoying, but atleast it will work.
Jon.
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