> [...] Instead, there could be
> an additional program that the user runs manually which would read
> the Memo database that has been hotsynced to the PC, would pull
> out all the Memo records that were saved from the Plucker viewer,
> create a temporary HTML file from them. The new program would then
> call the parser to fetch all links in that HTML file.
I currently do something like this with the following command:
jpilot-dump -M | sed -e
'/^Plucker/,/^$/{;s/^Plucker.*$/<h4>&<\/h4>/;s/^.*:\/\/.*$/<a
href="&">&<\/a><br \/>/;};/^[^<]/d' >home.html
(remove the line breaks), but it would be very good to have the Plucker
viewer write a bit more home.html-format-like links to the memo database
instead of just the URLs, then I could just replace this with:
jpilot-dump -M | sed -e
'/^Plucker/,/^$/{;s/^Plucker.*$/<h4>&<\/h4>/;};/^[^<]/d' >home.html
and get more functionality to boot. I quite understand that providing the
full range of plucker options on the copy url screen isn't viable. Is there
another way to read the memo db?
--
MJR
