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| * **[[Date|qCal_Date]]** - Use this class when you need only a date and not a time. Example: "1986-04-23" | * **[[Date|qCal_Date]]** - Use this class when you need only a date and not a time. Example: "1986-04-23" | ||
| - | * [[Timezone|qCal_Timezone]] - Use this class to apply a timezone offset to any of the time components. Example: "PST (UTC -8 hours)" | + | * **[[Timezone|qCal_Timezone]]** - Use this class to apply a timezone offset to any of the time components. Example: "PST (UTC -8 hours)" |
| - | * [[Time|qCal_Time]] - Use this class when you need only a time and not a date. Example: "08:30:00" | + | * **[[Time|qCal_Time]]** - Use this class when you need only a time and not a date. Example: "08:30:00" |
| - | * [[DateTime|qCal_DateTime]] - Use this class when you need a date and a time. Example: "1986-04-23 08:30:00 PST" | + | * **[[DateTime|qCal_DateTime]]** - Use this class when you need a date and a time. Example: "1986-04-23 08:30:00 PST" |
| - | * [[DateTime_Duration|qCal_Datetime_Duration]] - Use this class to represent a duration of time. Example: "four weeks, three days and 5 hours" | + | * **[[DateTime_Duration|qCal_Datetime_Duration]]** - Use this class to represent a duration of time. Example: "four weeks, three days and 5 hours" |
| - | * [[DateTime_Period|qCal_DateTime_Period]] - Use this class to represent a period in time. Example: "From April 23rd, 2008 to April 26th, 2008" | + | * **[[DateTime_Period|qCal_DateTime_Period]]** - Use this class to represent a period in time. Example: "From April 23rd, 2008 to April 26th, 2008" |
| - | * [[DateTime_Recur|qCal_DateTime_Recur]] - Use this class to represent a date/time recurrence pattern. Example: "Yearly on April 23rd at 4:00pm" or "Every third Tuesday of April and May from now until five years from now" | + | * **[[DateTime_Recur|qCal_DateTime_Recur]]** - Use this class to represent a date/time recurrence pattern. Example: "Yearly on April 23rd at 4:00pm" or "Every third Tuesday of April and May from now until five years from now" |
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