Norman Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I know of no standard XML vocabulary for address books. I note that as
> long as the schema you choose accurately and completely identifies the
> components of the BBDB, converting to other XML vocabularies is fairly
> well defined (using tools like XSLT
Patrick Campbell-Preston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The bug still happens for me, even with today's tarball from Ronan's
> page, but not so repeatably - it seems to happen only the first time I
> complete a particular name. Are you sure the fix is good?
It still happens for me also. I just
On February 10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>
> When bbdb.el is loaded in Emacs, characterp defined as macro. In Emacs
> 20, characterp is called if fboundp. This is bad, at least defmacro
> characterp causes trouble in other packages.
>
> The attached patch fixes the bug. I did not check it in bec
> Robert Fenk wrote:
>
> > Ahh it's a GNU Emacs problem.
> > A fix is in CVS now.
>
> Thanks - will download the nightly tarball again tomorrow.
The bug still happens for me, even with today's tarball from Ronan's
page, but not so repeatably - it seems to happen only the first time I
complete
Steve Kelem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there a perl script that I can use as a starting point for reading
> and writing bbdb version 6 data bases in Perl?
A generic way is Lisp::Reader.
$_ = shift @{ &Lisp::Reader::lisp_read($_)}
or next RECORD;
This is what i use for ~/.bbd
