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2010-03-17
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#63
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Full GNU Emacs solution:
http://sumoudou.org/0/27.html
http://sumoudou.org/0/27.html
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2010-03-17
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#64
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Originally Posted by 白い熊
Nice Work!
Full GNU Emacs solution:
http://sumoudou.org/0/27.html
"Make sure you have telephone numbers stored in the international format, i.e. with a leading `+', in BBDB."
Could you point me to a work-around for this? In particular, to dial for (123) 456-7890 setup? For some reason, I can't edit bbdb records to add the +1, I have to delete and recreate the record.
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2010-03-17
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#65
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Originally Posted by zoner
Move the point (cursor) to the phone number in the BBDB record you want to edit; hit `e';
Could you point me to a work-around for this? In particular, to dial for (123) 456-7890 setup? For some reason, I can't edit bbdb records to add the +1, I have to delete and recreate the record.
It'll bring up the number in the minibuffer and you can edit it.
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2010-03-17
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#66
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Originally Posted by 白い熊
sure, I know how to edit the numbers. For some reason, adding +1 <RET> does nothing. Number reverts to previous value with no message. I've made the rounds through all of the bbdb variables, I don't see anything. I'll try later with a cleaner .emacs file to see what's happening.
Move the point (cursor) to the phone number in the BBDB record you want to edit; hit `e';
It'll bring up the number in the minibuffer and you can edit it.
That said, when the number in bbdb is formatted correctly, dialing works, and that's worth a big slap on the back.
with SMS - i get:
"Pipe endpoint allocation: Operation not permitted
Process n900-sms-dispatch exited abnormally with code 1"
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2010-03-17
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#67
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Originally Posted by zoner
Oh so that's gotta be something with .emacs setting. I vaguely recall seeing some bbdb-us-number-format or something like that which automatically forces us numbers. If you search for bbdb and us format, I'm sure you'll get to the bottom of it.
sure, I know how to edit the numbers. For some reason, adding +1 <RET> does nothing. Number reverts to previous value with no message. I've made the rounds through all of the bbdb variables, I don't see anything.
with SMS - i get:
"Pipe endpoint allocation: Operation not permitted
Process n900-sms-dispatch exited abnormally with code 1"
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2010-03-17
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#68
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Originally Posted by 白い熊
I've tried
Oh so that's gotta be something with .emacs setting. I vaguely recall seeing some bbdb-us-number-format or something like that which automatically forces us numbers. If you search for bbdb and us format, I'm sure you'll get to the bottom of it.
(setq bbdb-default-north-american-phone-numbers-p nil), didn't help
Do you have pnatd installed?
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2010-03-17
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#69
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Originally Posted by zoner
OK, you need to use:
I've tried
(setq bbdb-default-north-american-phone-numbers-p nil), didn't help
Code:
(setq bbdb-north-american-phone-numbers-p nil)
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2010-03-17
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#70
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OK, backup your .emacs, and start .emacs with a completely empty one, except for stuff that'll let you start bbdb and bbdb-nokia-n900.
Cut everything else out, and see if you get the same error, that way we can debug it.
Cut everything else out, and see if you get the same error, that way we can debug it.
http://www.monkeysandrobots.com/archives/207
And one more general question. It seems, that you deal only with standard GSM alphabet. Is it so? So no support for other languages (my operator uses UCS2 encoding for example). May be we can write something more general? As I remember, USSD and SMS are encoded in similar way and I already have code for decoding USSD (excluding repackaging 7bit to 8 bit, because modem does it).