Bug#309082: jpilot: exanples files

2005-06-25 Thread Ludovic Rousseau
Le Saturday 25 June 2005 à 13:03:59, Lior Kaplan a écrit: Yes. change the #define ADDRESS_MAX_CLIST_NAME in address_gui.c to 50 something like that. Can you make the column width not to be hard coded, meaning I can change the with with the GUI? I mean to be able to drag the border between

Bug#309082: jpilot: exanples files

2005-06-24 Thread Ludovic Rousseau
Le Friday 17 June 2005 à 18:12:35, Lior Kaplan a écrit: First, it works - I can see all the entry chars, including the last. But I still get error inside jpilot saying: charset_p2j: buffer too small - string had to be truncated to [\8] charset_p2j: buffer too small - string had to be

Bug#309082: jpilot: exanples files

2005-06-18 Thread Ludovic Rousseau
Le Saturday 18 June 2005 00:04:15, Lior Kaplan a crit: Can you generate a database that produces this output and send it to me so I can reproduce it here? Attached with 3 records (AddressDB.pdb) You sent me the exact same file. I need one with the State of Israel text. I'm attaching

Bug#309082: jpilot: exanples files

2005-06-18 Thread Lior Kaplan
Ludovic Rousseau wrote: Le Saturday 18 June 2005 00:04:15, Lior Kaplan a crit: Can you generate a database that produces this output and send it to me so I can reproduce it here? Attached with 3 records (AddressDB.pdb) You sent me the exact same file. I need one with the State of

Bug#309082: jpilot: exanples files

2005-06-17 Thread Ludovic Rousseau
Le Thursday 16 June 2005 23:45:59, Lior Kaplan a crit: Can you also so give me the debian/ dir so I can build a package from the source? It's much easier for me to test it this way. Is the debian/ dir same as the official package (so I can use apt-get source) ? Yes. You can just reuse the

Bug#309082: jpilot: exanples files

2005-06-17 Thread Lior Kaplan
First, it works - I can see all the entry chars, including the last. But I still get error inside jpilot saying: charset_p2j: buffer too small - string had to be truncated to [\8] charset_p2j: buffer too small - string had to be truncated to [\FF\FF\FF\FF] and in the console: (jpilot:23379):

Bug#309082: jpilot: exanples files

2005-06-17 Thread Ludovic Rousseau
Le Friday 17 June 2005 18:12:35, Lior Kaplan a crit: But I still get error inside jpilot saying: charset_p2j: buffer too small - string had to be truncated to [\8] charset_p2j: buffer too small - string had to be truncated to [\FF\FF\FF\FF??] and in the console: (jpilot:23379):

Bug#309082: jpilot: exanples files

2005-06-16 Thread Ludovic Rousseau
Le Thursday 02 June 2005 22:57:23, Lior Kaplan a crit: I'm attaching two files: AddressDB.pdb - as you asked for. right_text.txt - a file with a few examples of the text inside the AddressDB. I think I found the problem. It may be a bug in the charset convertion function that jpilot uses.

Bug#309082: jpilot: exanples files

2005-06-16 Thread Lior Kaplan
Can you also so give me the debian/ dir so I can build a package from the source? It's much easier for me to test it this way. Is the debian/ dir same as the official package (so I can use apt-get source) ? Ludovic Rousseau wrote: Le Thursday 02 June 2005 22:57:23, Lior Kaplan a crit: I'm

Bug#309082: jpilot: exanples files

2005-06-02 Thread Lior Kaplan
Package: jpilot Version: 0.99.7-0.99.8-pre9-1 Followup-For: Bug #309082 Hi, I'm attaching two files: AddressDB.pdb - as you asked for. right_text.txt - a file with a few examples of the text inside the AddressDB. First part - the text as I entered it to the palm (and as it's shown there) Second