RE: pm-8200 devel

Jordan Foley <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mobile.bitpim.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Thank you Simon and Stephen for the info. I have the definitions created 
for the different routines I wish to implement. With a little bit of 
tweaking I was able to make your code work and dump the sms's from my 
phone and it works like a charm. This is the edited messageentry that I 
created. I am pretty sure all of the variables are correct (all of them 
but slot,messagetype, and folder are verified but they look correct).

PACKET messageentry:
    1 UINT slot
    1 UINT messagetype
    1 UINT dunno1
    1 UINT dunno2
    1 UINT dunno3
    1 UINT dunno4
    1 UINT dunno5
    1 UINT dunno6
    1 UINT dunno7
    1 UINT dunno8
    1 UINT dunno9
    1 UINT dunno10
    1 UINT dunno11
    1 UINT message_len
    255 STRING message "Text of the notification"
    1 UINT dunno12
    1 UINT year
    1 UINT month
    1 UINT day
    1 UINT hour
    1 UINT minute
    1 UINT second
    35 UNKNOWN pad1
    1 UINT phonenum_len
    33 STRING phonenum
    5 UNKNOWN pad2
    1 UINT folder

I have been looking at example code for implementing this into the sms 
tab and it looks like the sanyo deals with this in a different way then 
the other phones. Do I just write code to convert these variables to the 
Bitpim variables and send them to ['sms']? Also are there any good 
examples for this process?
The next problem is the todo list. I have created a test todo in my 
phone and have found the nvm file for it but I do not know how to start 
loading it in the debugger. I figure you load it the same way as an sms 
but with a different header. Thank you for all of the help and so far 
this is easier then it looks even with my limited python knowledge.


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