Re: BitPim Test Load 1.0.0.20070604 available for testing

You're just checking to see if I'm paying attention.  I subtracted 3600
from _time_delta but it then put me two hours ahead instead of one.  I
added 3600 and it worked perfectly!  Now I'm afraid to ask how to add it
permanently, but willing.  Thanks a million!

On a strangely related note...I was stupid and impatient a few days
back, before I got strep throat from the dentist, and wrote something
bad to my phone.  I now have a new one but needed to upload my phonebook
back into the phone from bitpim (thanks to bitpim that I even have it
any more).  I tried using the source version and it gave me some strange
exception.  I fired up the compiled version and it worked without
errors.  Is that expected behavior?  Or do I have something obviously
messed up?  It worked fine with the calendar.  Please don't spend much
time on this as I don't plan to use the source version once I make the
fix permanent.

I'm using a Windows XP SP2, not as administrator, over bluetooth, to my
Samsung SCH-u740, with the latest SVN checkout as of about 8pm CDT
Sunday June 17th.

Thanks again,
-Ron

--

"When I turned two I was really anxious, because I'd doubled my age in a
year. I thought, if this keeps up, by the time I'm six I'll be ninety."
-- Steven Wright

Joe Pham wrote:
>> I've looked through the code a little, but haven't figured out where 
>> to subtract an hour from my calendar entries.
>>     
>
> For a quick test, you can subtract 3600.0 from the constant 
> _time_delta (src/prototypes_samsung.py ln 44).  If that works, you'd 
> need to do a tad more for a permanent fix.
>
> -Joe Pham
>
>   


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