[gscmxx-users] new parameter in upcoming version

[Hendrik S. <ub...@rz...>]

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Hi,

just wanted to inform you that the upcoming version (might be 0.6.4) has a new 
parameter --charset (-c) that changes the phones character set. This may be 
important for users whose own language's characters are not part of the GSM 
character table. The output produced by scmxx does not change but a button 
(or something like this) would make sense. One addition, though: this is a 
permanent setting!
To get a list of the charsets (with description), you can use
	scmxx --charset=list
or 
	scmxx --charset=?
that will look like this:
- ----------snip------------
$ ./scmxx --charset=?
Accessing device /dev/ttyS0
OK, a modem device is present.

Available character sets:
GSM             GSM default charset (7bit)
UCS2            UCS-2 Unicode charset (16bit)
- ---------snip-------------
BTW: All phones from Siemens (at least >35) have the _same_ output (except the 
used port), not sure for the S25, though.

Also, you want to make sure that you really have the -o parameter mentioned to 
get any output (I did not look at gscmxx if it does or not).

There might still be other addition but it will not be released this year ;)

Anyway: I hope you all had a good year and will have a good next year :)

Hendrik

PS: I admit that 0.6.3* was a really buggy thing...

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