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Subject: [Bug 121337] kmail don't show my addressbook
From: David <decibelshelp () charter ! net>
Date: 2006-02-25 4:45:58
Message-ID: 20060225044558.12323.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From decibelshelp charter net 2006-02-25 05:45 -------
Ya, I recompiled kdepim-3.5.1 in gentoo with USE="debug" and FEATURES="nostrip"
and got pretty much the same thing. Which only really confirms that the app
is only inserting what the original poster said.
ie: I only get "All", "Distribution Lists", "Recent Addresses" and "Selected recipients".
It doesn't look like it is erroring out or can't find the 'dir address book'
or 'file address book', I also noticed that 'resource-name' isn't available
like it use to be. So far I haven't been able to find in the code how it
gets them (the missing ones) even in the versions that work. Mine are there
though and good. I am going back to 3.5.0 right now. Hopefully I can debug
enough to see how it retrieves the missing ones. Going to see if can
add more kdDebug()'s to get a better grip on this. I don't get the feeling
it is going to be fixed soon unless we figure out something.
I have been going thru recipientspicker.cpp on 3.5.0 and 3.5.1. Pretty much
the same. They split part of the code in RecipentsPicker::initCollections to
another function Recipients::insertAddressBook and reorganized both a bit.
#include <kabc/stdaddressbook.h> is not included in 3.5.1
They added this to 3.5.1:
{
using namespace KABC;
mAddressBook = KABC::StdAddressBook::self( true );
connect( mAddressBook, SIGNAL( addressBookChanged( AddressBook * ) ),
this, SLOT( insertAddressBook( AddressBook * ) ) );
}
I'm not real good with C/C++ so haven't been able to fix it yet, tried
couple things, got nothing different once, next two times compile errors.
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