From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2004-05-04 17:57:49
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Peter Dufault wrote: > I found the definition for that function that was removed on the 30'th, It was put into a parent class. It is just that the VX4400 code wasn't inheriting from the parent class like it should have been. BTW there is a cvs checkins mailing list that sends the diffs of every every cvs commit. That is very useful for tracking what changes have been happening. > Let me know that I'm doing the right thing here: Yes, you were very much on the right track. > 13:30:07.906 LG-VX4500: lg phonebook response Data - 563 bytes > <#! p_lg.pbnextentryresponse !#> The one we actually need is pbreadentryresponse. The LG phonebook has a "cursor" pointing at an entry. pbinitrequest is used to make it point to the beginning of the phonebook. pbreadentryrequest is used to read the entry currently being pointed at and pbnextentryrequest is used to move the cursor to the next entry. pbnextentryresponse tends to have what looks like an entry, but is mainly just junk. BitPim doesn't look at the fields in the response. Also, please attach the protocol dumps as a seperate file in your email as your email client wraps the lines! (Or turn off the wrapping). Roger |