Re: Question regarding the new media gui
"Jerad Clark" <[email protected]>
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Well, for whatever my 2 cents is worth, I'll just let you know that I've been developing a separate BitPim branch that will disable (not remove) any feature that my phone does not support, as it really bothers me that I can add files, entries, etc in BitPim, but then not transfer/use them on my phone. They way I see it, if my phone can't use it, I don't want to be able to use it in BitPim. Unfortunately, it turns out that there is no method to disable a tree item (originally I just wanted to grey out the feature on the tree), so I had to go the route of just disabling the "Add" button on the menu bar whenever my phone has zero support for that feature, which I will do now for "sounds", apparently. However, if 1 item out of 10, for example, is supported, then I do not disable the button and I instead rely on the color coding built into BitPim to let me know what is usable, or not. I still have to integrate the new media changes over, but the last time I played with this code I was almost done with my changes, which are not phone specific. So, if this interests anyone, I can finish it up and send the changes here for consideration. If not, that is fine as well :) Jerad On 6/2/06, Simon C <[email protected]> wrote: > > I'm running from the latest source today (06/02/2006), and I > > see that on my phone (LG PM-325) I have a "sounds" and a > > "ringers" section under media. > > > > I don't know if this is a new feature, a bug, or what the > > difference is between them, as previously I've only had a > > ringers section. > > > > Any ideas? > > This is by design, but I am in two minds about this. > At the moment sounds and ringers will always be displayed regardless of > whether the phone supports them both. > The alternative would be to only display the sounds if the phone supports > it, but then someone would have to go and modify the code for phones that do > support it (some have been done already). It is just a single line to be > added to the profile. > > The fact you have even asked this question makes me think that having a > sounds folder when the phone does not support it is more confusing than the > change to the phone profiles that do support it. > > What do others think? > > Simon > > > > _______________________________________________ > BitPim-devel mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bitpim-devel >