Re: Basic support for sktt imt2000

> An issue: I hard coded in a conversion from 'iso-8859-8' character set,
> but I've put it in a variable that can take it's value from anywhere. I
> think there should be a list box with encodings in the settings dialog.
> Another option is to use the current locale for that. What do you think?

I still don't understand the relevance.  The encoding is a property of the
phone.  I haven't come across any that let you change their encoding.
The phone model specific code should detect and use the phone encoding.
Since all phones are fixed, that isn't particularly hard nor does it need
to be exposed to the user.

The actual data in BitPim is stored in Unicode.  Consequently the phone
model specific code must convert into and out of unicode.  This is something
that isn't user visible.

Something I would like is a convertor from unicode that can munge characters
correctly such as changing an ể with an accent into an 'e'.  The main Python
convertors just drop the character completely.

Roger 



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