PHP Functions : MCAL Functions
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Related Keywords: PHP Functions MCAL Functions
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Items Related to MCAL Functions
Inner Elements of MCAL Functions
MCAL Functions contains following items:
- mcal_append_event (mcal append event)
- mcal_close (mcal close)
- mcal_create_calendar (mcal create calendar)
- mcal_date_compare (mcal date compare)
- mcal_date_valid (mcal date valid)
- mcal_day_of_week (mcal day of week)
- mcal_day_of_year (mcal day of year)
- mcal_days_in_month (mcal days in month)
- mcal_delete_calendar (mcal delete calendar)
- mcal_delete_event (mcal delete event)
- mcal_event_add_attribute (mcal event add attribute)
- mcal_event_init (mcal event init)
- mcal_event_set_alarm (mcal event set alarm)
- mcal_event_set_category (mcal event set category)
- mcal_event_set_class (mcal event set class)
- mcal_event_set_description (mcal event set description)
- mcal_event_set_end (mcal event set end)
- mcal_event_set_recur_daily (mcal event set recur daily)
- mcal_event_set_recur_monthly_mday (mcal event set recur monthly mday)
- mcal_event_set_recur_monthly_wday (mcal event set recur monthly wday)
- mcal_event_set_recur_none (mcal event set recur none)
- mcal_event_set_recur_weekly (mcal event set recur weekly)
- mcal_event_set_recur_yearly (mcal event set recur yearly)
- mcal_event_set_start (mcal event set start)
- mcal_event_set_title (mcal event set title)
- mcal_expunge (mcal expunge)
- mcal_fetch_current_stream_event (mcal fetch current stream event)
- mcal_fetch_event (mcal fetch event)
- mcal_is_leap_year (mcal is leap year)
- mcal_list_alarms (mcal list alarms)
- mcal_list_events (mcal list events)
- mcal_next_recurrence (mcal next recurrence)
- mcal_open (mcal open)
- mcal_popen (mcal popen)
- mcal_rename_calendar (mcal rename calendar)
- mcal_reopen (mcal reopen)
- mcal_snooze (mcal snooze)
- mcal_store_event (mcal store event)
- mcal_time_valid (mcal time valid)
- mcal_week_of_year (mcal week of year)
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