PM-8200 Todo Support Added

com_sanyonewer.py
import todo

    def gettodo(self, result):
        gtodo = {}
        self.log("Getting todo entries")
        req=self.protocolclass.todorequest()
        for slot in range(20):
            req.slot=slot
            res=self.sendpbcommand(req, self.protocolclass.todoresponse)
            entry=todo.TodoEntry()
            entry.summary=res.entry.todo
            if res.entry.priority==2:
                entry.status=4
            if res.entry.priority==0:
                    entry.priority=5
            if res.entry.priority==1:
                    entry.priority=1     
            gtodo[entry.id]=entry
            result['todo']=gtodo
        return result


p_sanyonewer.p
PACKET todorequest:
    * sanyoheader {'packettype': 0x0c,
        'command': 0x25} +header
    1 UINT slot
    501 UNKNOWN +pad

PACKET todoentry:
    1 UINT slot
    1 UINT flag "0: Not used, 1: Used"
    14 STRING {'raiseonunterminatedread': False} todo
    7 UNKNOWN +pad1
    1 UINT todo_len
    1 UINT priority "0: Normal, 1: Urgent, 2: Done"
    1 UINT +dunno "Maybe always zero"
    1 UINT order "Gets sorted on screen in this order"

PACKET todoresponse:
    * sanyoheader header
    * todoentry entry
    472 UNKNOWN pad


I did not make a diff for this one since it is a simple copy and paste 
but this grabs the todo list off of the pm-8200. The phone only has two 
fields, the name of the item and its priority so this was very easy to 
implement. You can also mark a task completed so I added that also. I 
did not add support to write back to the phone as i dont know how to do 
that yet. Also I hardcoded the value of 20 into my subroutine because 
that is the max on my phone. Is this different on different phones and 
does this need to be a variable that is defined for each phone?

Question time. What are the commands to access different parts of the 
phone, most importantly I am looking for a command that will allow me to 
access the other sms folders since the command i have (0xe1) only gets 
the inboxs and I have tried ones around it without success. Is there a 
way to find them or is it trial and error? And if anyone would like to 
give me a tutorial on writing write support to the phone that would be 
great.


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