**Well, as I wrote in my e-mail's first line,**

It took me more than two hours to complete that my email. Again, because as I mentioned: my email program ate my email several times.

I'll spare myself any more time, pain, or effort involved in trying to explain to you my difficulties. I'm very happy that gPodder has become such a successful project congratulations Thomas. What a different project its become since I first offerred my assistance. Any ways, well as the saying goes "I can tell when &where I'm needed or wanted".

So good luck on gPodder's future. No longer feeling like I *should* work w/Python more...I'm getting back to enjoying hacking again. *Off to wrap myself in C, PHP, Perl... maybe some Ada, C++, who knows. But again congrats. (This email: 1hr 15min). Damned I'm gonna have a ton more time to code. Take care &again to everyone congrats on how gPodder has grown, improved, &fit in w/the Python community.//

I hope you/everyone is does whatever your goals now are,
Kaity G. B.; et. al.
P.S. I really am working on my websites . . . &now focusing on a Linux &XUL Runner podcatcher, media plaer &browser(about time Linux had a killer app). Take care everyone you'all rock!

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Thomas Perl wrote:
Hello!

Please try to split your text into paragraphs and format lists so that
they really look like lists and are easier to read. It was quite
difficult to read that mail :/

On Wed, 2008-04-30 at 21:43 -0600, Kaity G. B.; et. al. wrote:
Any ways w/0.11.2 would running `gpodder --run --sync` accomplish what
we've been talking?

Yes, this is possible from the command line now and does the same thing
that the GUI does, in terms of syncing. No need to implement a special
script to do that anymore.

2.) Is the new sync code in place enough, either in 0.11.2 or
subversion, to where I could begin working on converting/adding SQLite
support?

As you can see from http://wiki.gpodder.org/roadmap and from the release
announcements, this feature is in place since 0.11.0.

All patches should be against current SVN trunk, and you should follow
the instructions on http://wiki.gpodder.org/running-from-svn to find out
how you should submit a patch to the bug tracker so that it can easily
be merged. Be prepared to go through some iterations of re-fining and
fixing up your patch before it can be accepted.

3.) Can I a get a link, or @least a reminder as to what coding
standard gPodder uses, PYN-9, or what was it?

We try to follow PEP-8 for all new contributions, even though old parts
of the code don't follow that guideline. For all new patches, these
guidelines should be followed.

PEP-8: http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/

But when I try to run `gpodder --run` from the cli gPodder dies with
the following error:

                 Traceback (most recent call last):
                   File "/usr/bin/gpodder", line 166, in<module>
                     sys.exit( main())
                   File "/usr/bin/gpodder", line 125, in main
                     from gpodder import console
                   File
                 "usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gpodder/console.py",
                 line 21, in<module>
                   File
                 "usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gpodder/download.py",
                 line 29, in<module>
                   File
                 "usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gpodder/libgpodder.py", line 37, 
in<module>
                   File
                 "usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gpodder/config.py",
                 line 60, in<module>
                 NameError: name 'default_bittorrent_dir' is not
                 defined

You probably mixed different versions of gPodder on your system. Please
remove all packages, all self-installed versions and then keep looking
for leftovers from previous installs in /usr and /usr/local. Then, get
the SVN version and try to run it - it should work.

My final question, For any bug fixes that I fix, sqlite conversion,
playlist manager,&using python-xine to enable media playing right
inside gPodder(w/support for all the beautiful codecs,
&*cough-ick-gah*).

That wasn't really a question, was it? Any ideas should be filed in the
bug tracker before starting working on it, so no duplicate work is done
(if there already is a bug report for that specific idea/problem, DON'T
open a new bug report, but add a comment to the old bug). Please also
submit bugs to the same bug ID that you originally filed the bug
against.

Because you mentioned python-xine: If you really want to start working
on a feature like this, please use gstreamer instead of xine for
portability reasons. If you don't do that, chances might be that we
can't accept your patch, because it won't work on all supported
platforms.

Thanks,
Thomas

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