From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2004-05-19 22:45:19
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Ben Curtis wrote: > I've learned that each entry in the calendar has 47 hex numbers associated > with it, and what 45 or 46 of those 47 stand for. I've even figured out > where the time stamps are stored so I can create a calendar entry > programmatically already. Post a description to the group. Look in the source for packetdescription.txt which is the format it is described in. The various p_*.p files are good examples to crib from. Also please check to see if there is an explicit synchronization protocol for the calendar. It is always better to use the official protocol rather than just changing files behind the scenes. > However, bitpim doesn't appear to have the > ability to overwrite files on my phone. What happens when you try? If you get file locked exceptions then that is the phone not wanting those to be overwritten. I have some vague information on there being file attributes and the ability to change them. However I won't be looking at it for a while. > Is anyone currently working on this functionality? I believe there is a phone in the mail heading towards Stephen courtesy of RPI Wireless. > P.S. I sent an email like this one to the list before I was a member, so > no need to pass that through if your an admin. Thanks! I reject all those emails. (If I let them on, then the next one will need to be explicitly allowed etc. Far too much work!) Roger |