Re: [Bitpim-devel] Various updates

[Roger B. <ro...@ro...>]

Peter Dufault wrote:
> First a Mac note: first thing I did was "Edit->Settings" and changed
> the phone type from LG4400 to LG4500 and nothing was logged, either on
> the startup terminal screen or the log screen, so maybe that isn't
> being saved.

Nothing is logged to screen or terminal.  Look at ~/.bitpim which is
what should be changed.

> Too bad I can't figure out how to look at the calendar entries on the
> phone.  If there is anyone else out there with a VX4500 who isn't new
> to both BitPim, modern cell phones in general the VX4500 in particular
> feel free to join in the testing.

By this do you mean you can't figure out the user interface on
the phone, or that BitPim is getting something wrong?  The UI on
the VX4400 is Menu - Organizer - Schedule.  On the VX6000 it is
Menu - Tools - Schedule

> Where do you view or set speed dial settings from BitPim?

The speed dial field is part of the editor for each phone number.
I suppose at some point we'll need some new UI that shows all the
speed dials together and lets you change them.
 
> When I have more time I'll go over things more, but at the basic level
> things are working well. 

So just to confirm, you can't find any flaws in the reading and writing
of phonebook, calendar, wallpaper or ringtones?

> I'll try to work through the "test" directory next.

The data it generates is more of a "stress" than a useful test.  (Actually
the midis and wallpapers are fine - the phonebook and calendar are a little
extreme :-)

> #5  0x01088fe4 in _wrap_delete_wxDC ()

That narrows down in the code where it is happening.  Try the following 
change (which I also just committed).  Move the following lines out of
the wallpaper generation and put them immediately after if __name__=='__main__'

    # Move wx stuff here
    import wx
    app=wx.PySimpleApp()

If that still causes trouble, add the following two lines after the above two.

    frame=wx.Frame(None, -1, "Nothing")
    frame.Show(True)

It will cause a window to appear on the screen.

Roger