f "," is required by the VCARD
standard. The problem is that the Opie plugin literally copies the
string into its XML format, so I see the "\" in all my contacts. I don't
really know which piece of code is responsible for adding/removing the
"\".
An
,
something like:
2004-11-05
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I am trying to understand the Opensync code. I noticed it is very well
instrumented with tracing and debugging messages, but I don't see how to
turn it on. Is there a way to turn on tracing when running msynctool, or
is it only done through the API right now?
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char *name = osxml_find_node(root, "Name");
+ char *name = osxml_find_node(root, "NodeName");
VFormatAttribute *attr = vformat_attribute_new(NULL, name);
add_value(attr, root, "Content", encoding);
vformat_add_attribute(vcard, attr);
Is there some existing mechanism to choose between formats? Would it
make sense to improve the file-sync plugin to be able to select formats?
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(have not tried hard yet, either).
Is anyone else having this trouble?
Paul Rensing
The one problem I still
On Tue, 2005-04-19 at 13:10 -0400, Danny Brow wrote:
> On Sun, 2005-04-17 at 07:39 -0700, Dan Sawyer wrote:
> > The only combo I have been able to make work is Op
e latest CVS version.
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> else if(!strcasecmp(attr[i], "rhasenddate"))
> {
> /* skip it, this is encoded by enddt */
> }
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