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Subject: Re: [kdepim-users] kpilot and kaddressbook
From: Adriaan de Groot <groot () kde ! org>
Date: 2006-06-13 10:20:47
Message-ID: 200606131220.48039.groot () kde ! org
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On Tuesday 13 June 2006 10:51, Mads Bondo Dydensborg wrote:
> Tirsdag den 13. juni 2006 09:52 skrev Adriaan de Groot:
> > Until someone steps up and says "I *really* want this feature and am
> > going to hack C++ until it is there," this is likely to remain like that.
>
> Do you have any refs to documentation about the difference?
Get kpilot's SVN (several MB download):
svn co https://cvs.codeyard.net/svn/kpilot
That has a trunk/ which is the current development branch. The directory
trunk/lib/pilot-link-0.12 contains a not-yet-released CVS version of
pilot-link, the underlying library, which is what KPilot now uses and which
theoretically has support for newer stuff.
The file pi-contact.h (vs. pi-address.h) has the API and the structure
documentation.
That's the low-level underlying stuff. At a higher level, you will want to be
in trunk/lib/, looking most at pilotAddress.{h,cc} -- I don't think that
forking is needed at that level, if we do it carefully.
> What should make it so complicated? Are the two formats very different?
It's not so much complicated as really tedious; once the other fields are
pulled out of the database, they need to be processed. That touches a fair
number of the parts of the code -- the address book conduit to start with. A
start would be just dumping the contacts. To do that, you would have to
modify the address conduit to accept either the address or the contact DB.
--
Adriaan de Groot
KDE Quality Team
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