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2009-12-30
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#82
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Oh, and another problem is that it seems I can't erase those imported sms.
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2009-12-30
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#83
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Originally Posted by niklas87
I should pay more attention while reading...
anyone?
- Added updated version of smsimporter. This version should automatically detect delimiter.
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2009-12-30
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Originally Posted by corsac
Hmh ok in fact it might be related to the “storage_time” indeed. Your code (and mine) sets the storage_time to the same time as the {start,end}_time but it's ignored by rtcom. But it might be possible to fix that later using a sqlite3.
I started working on an adapted version which parses the XML files produced by gammu/wammu.
It seems to work fine, though I need to fine-tune date handling.
But I have a question. At the moment it seems that conversations are ordered by id (in el.db) and not by received (or sent) time so all the imported sms will be added *after* previously received sms. Do you know a way to change that? (except wiping the el.db, import sms and then add back the events).
Thanks for your code, btw!
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2009-12-30
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Originally Posted by corsac
No, I tried to update the storage_time to be the same one as the start_time and it's still displayed in the end.
Hmh ok in fact it might be related to the “storage_time” indeed. Your code (and mine) sets the storage_time to the same time as the {start,end}_time but it's ignored by rtcom. But it might be possible to fix that later using a sqlite3.
I've reported https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7512 so maybe we'll have more informations about this.
I still don't get why I can't select the sms (to be able to delete it). Any idea?
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2009-12-30
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Originally Posted by corsac
I think this might be related to the fact that when importing a "message-token" isn't added. This will probably also stop you from opening each message individually to forward them etc.
Oh, and another problem is that it seems I can't erase those imported sms.
Here's some code that the devs for this can add to add a guid "message-token"
Code:
gint id = rtcom_el_add_event (el, ev, NULL);
if(id > 0)
{
uuid_t uuid;
char key[UUID_STR_LEN + 1];
uuid_generate_random (uuid);
uuid_unparse(uuid, key);
gint header_id = rtcom_el_add_header(el, id, "message-token", key, NULL);
if(header_id == -1)
g_debug("header insertion failed");
}
Last edited by matrim; 2009-12-30 at 22:24.
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2009-12-30
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Yep, thanks. With that code I can now select the sms, and copy/forward/delete it.
I know just need to be able to reorder them and I'll be able to import for good all my previous sms.
I know just need to be able to reorder them and I'll be able to import for good all my previous sms.
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2009-12-31
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Originally Posted by corsac
No problem. I "stole" some of the sms importer code (contact choosing) for my app so I should give back too
Yep, thanks. With that code I can now select the sms, and copy/forward/delete it.
I know just need to be able to reorder them and I'll be able to import for good all my previous sms.
I can't really help with the reorder as I don't need that so haven't tried anything around it.
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2009-12-31
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Yup, might make sense to standardize on a single app for SMS import (at least my code and rmoravcik's), though the ordering really needs to be solved for that (I don't think it's really a good idea to force user to import SMS as the *first* thing to do, especially since there are already quite some n900 already used).
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2009-12-31
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#90
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Changing the delimiter to | was very useful and should be done by everyone before exporting the messages to csv (or something else if you have messages with | in it).
Has anyone compiled the smsimporter with the message-token code snippet yet?
Has anyone compiled the smsimporter with the message-token code snippet yet?
It seems to work fine, though I need to fine-tune date handling.
But I have a question. At the moment it seems that conversations are ordered by id (in el.db) and not by received (or sent) time so all the imported sms will be added *after* previously received sms. Do you know a way to change that? (except wiping the el.db, import sms and then add back the events).
Thanks for your code, btw!