On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 7:40 AM, Dale Maggee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Tom Yates wrote: > > using ASU (specifically, 20080826-asu-stable-uImage.bin and > > 20080827-asu-stable-rootfs.jffs2) i have a contacts database full of > > friends, imported via vcard, in which almost all the phone numbers are in > > internationally-qualified form (eg fred friend, +44 7971 123456). that > > way, i can dial them whatever country i happen to be in. > > > > but when i'm in the UK, and a UK call comes in, it shows up as just > having > > a local number (eg 07971 123456). > > > > these two numbers are functionally the same, but the contacts-lookup that > > happens won't identify the caller as fred friend unless i edit the > > contacts entry to say 07971... rather than +447971... . > > > > a) do other people find this also? > > > > b) does this qualify as a bug? > > > > c) if so, is it a qtopia bug, and therefore (if i follow the discussion > > aright) not something that should be entered into the openmoko bug > > tracker? > > > a) yes, I see the same thing. My workaround: Add the number in both > formats to the contact (although this isn't strictly neccessary, because > in AU on the vodafone network numbers seem to appear in the > international format, so if the number is in the contact in the > international format it generally works) > > b) I'd call it a bug, or maybe a "feature"... > > c) not exclusive to qtopia (I'm using 2007.2), but I suspect that it's a > bug/feature common to more than one set of dialer / messaging / contacts > programs, although I may be wrong. > > _______________________________________________ > Openmoko community mailing list > community@lists.openmoko.org > http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community > >b) I'd call it a bug, or maybe a "feature"... By calling it a feature I feel compelled to ask, are you a Microsoft employee?
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