One of the best things about plucker is the immediacy of help.  This list
is most useful.

Thanks for the info, I have found the pdb's where you describe.  In my
innocence I did not imagine there was any reason for not transferring each
channel as it completes.

I think a code fork would be undesirable, and a configurable option
preferable.  I don't know if I am up to the programming however. Could be a
learning experience :-)

Treat all my suggestions as just ideas. I certainly don't think they
detract very much from the great Plucker.







                                                                                       
                                              
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On 1 Oct 2002 at 9:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Which leads to my main question, where do the successful channels go
> halfway through a series of plucks?

They are in /channels/SOMECHANNEL/somechannel.pdb
Each .pdb has to have a unique name else they may overwrite each other when
they go to the
Palm/Install directory. The plucker.ini file requires sections to be
unique, therefore the file
name is the same as the section. I didn't have much interest in sending
them to some ghetto
directory--the exclusionlist.txt, home.html, the .pdb, and other future
things like a cookie,
etc, stay with the channel in one directory, so if you delete a folder
everything goes, and
when some future tool looks for any of the component files, they always
know where to find it.
You can read the plucker-dev from autumn 2001 for a full discussion of
this.

> I now have to get them all again.   I
> think it should deal with each successful one as it progresses through
the
> list, and copy the result to all the destinations specified, BEFORE
moving
> on to the next channel.

The source is available. Feel free to implement it like this--you will need
to reorder the code
in the build_progress_dialog.cpp. You can read through the archives to see
why it does not in
CVS. Perhaps though instead of a code fork in the code, it might be
configurable for all
platforms, and the default for the key stays to transfer at the end, on
platforms that use
pilot-link.

> It should also record the success so it won't be
> re-retrieved on the next try (the next time I hit the 'Get due channels'
> button after fixing the problem)

Could well be. But this probably isn't something that is going to hold up a
1.2 release.
Perhaps later on.

> But hey, to end on an upnote... this is a fun and useful program, keep up
> all the good work  :-)

Glad you enjoy it.

Best wishes,
Robert
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