gglAuthor (Type of variable)

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gglAuthor (Type of variable)

In french: gglAuteur

The gglAuthor type is used to identify the author of a Google element. This information is available in read-only: it is specified by Google during the creation (according to the connection information) and it cannot be modified.

This type of variable is used by:

The gglCalendar variables.
The gglEvent variables.

Remarks:

In most cases, the declaration of a gglAuthor variable is not required. The properties of the gglCalendar or gglEvent type allow you to directly handle the properties of the gglAuthor type (especially the Author property).
See Declaring a variable for more details on the declaration of this type of variable and the use of WLanguage properties.

Example

// Connection to Google
Cnt is gglConnection
Cnt.Email = "balthazar@gmail.com"
Cnt.Password = "qwerty"
Cnt.ApplicationName = "MyApp-01"
IF GglConnect(Cnt) = False THEN
Error(ErrorInfo())
END
...

// Retrieve the array of available calendars
arrCalendars is array of gglCalendar
arrCalendars = GglListCalendar(Cnt)

// Retrieve the events of the first calendar
GglFillCalendar(Cnt, arrCalendars[1])

// Case 1: Direct use of the name of the author
Trace("Author of the calendar: "+ arrCalendars[1].Author.Name)

// Case 2: Use by passing a gglAuthor variable
CalendarAuthor is gglAuthor
CalendarAuthor = arrCalendars[1].Author
Trace("Author of the calendar: " + CalendarAuthor.Name)

Remarks

Properties specific to the description of gglAuthor variables

The following properties can be used to handle a gglAuthor variable:

Name	Type used	Effect

Email	Character string	Email of the author. This property corresponds to the email of the user who created the element (name used in the connection information). This property is available in read-only.
Name	Character string	Name of the author. This property corresponds to the name of the user who created the element (name used in the connection information). This property is available in read-only.