Re: [Bitpim-devel] Debugging using the python GUIs

[A F <eat...@ho...>]

Sure, I'll commit to supporting this phone.  I'll be doing the work for my
own use anyway... I'm more than willing to share with the community.  I
should have some time to devote to this on the weekend.

I'll check out the alternative debugger you suggested.

I've been checking out the filesystem on the phone, and I can't seem to find
the built in ringers/wallpapers.  I've successfully added numerous custom
images and midi-files, but I'm curious as to why I can't locate the built in
ones.  It will take a bit more investigation I suppose.

Thanks,

Anthony

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Roger Binns" <ro...@ro...>
To: <bit...@li...>
Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 12:14 AM
Subject: Re: [Bitpim-devel] Debugging using the python GUIs


> > I'm looking to add support for the LG 4600.
>
> Looking on phonescoop it seems that the phone is almost identical
> to the 4400.  If you are committing to support this phone, I will
> add in the code necessary to get it going initially.  Let me know
> when you have some time (it will take a few iterations to get everything
> going).
>
> The information needed is:
>
>   - USB vendor/product id (almost certainly  0x1004/0x6000)
>   - Names and locations of index files for wallpapers and ringtones
>     (See line 45 in com_lgvx6000.py for that phone and line 42 in
>      com_lgvx4400.py)
>   - Figure out the length of an index record
>   - Verify the calendar works
>   - The phonebook should work as well
>
> > how can I start executing module bp.py and set a breakpoint in another
> > file (for example, p_lg.py) and have it hit the
> > breakpoint?
>
> That file in particular is dynamically loaded which may make it quite
> hard.  See the Debugging and Tweaking section on
> http://bitpim.sourceforge.net/developer.html
>
> > I'd like to do this all in one of the GUIs (Idle or winPython) if
> > possible (I get enough of command line debugging
> > at work... I've had enough cdb and cordbg to last a lifetime!)
>
> Another debugger I have heard of is Hap at http://hapdebugger.sf.net/
>
> However the command line pdb (especially as I point out in the debug
> and tweak bit) works wonderfully.  Its is very closely modelled on
> the GNU Debugger (gdb) which is actually a very usable command line
> debugger.
>
> Roger
>
>
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