seems that this problem is relating to Evo2, just ignore
> after some debugging, I notice that only the records which has more than
> 24 (inclusive) chinese characters in address field will lost its
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YuLei wrote:
Thanks for quick response!
But why modified record of _Address_ will search it's category in _ToDo_
database? At least, it should seach in _Address_ database. Because
Address and ToDo database in palm use separate category list, i.e.
Address and ToDo all have them own category list, a
after some debugging, I notice that only the records which has more than
24 (inclusive) chinese characters in address field will lost its
category
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Hmmm chinese characters are probably 2 byte characters. The problem is
that i dont have a device to test with these sort of characters... Maybe
you can solve this by adding the correct encoding to the list of
encodings but thats just a wild guess.
YuLei wrote:
I copied all my data from palm to evo2
This is a known problem. The palm plugin wont add categories to the palm
so you have to make sure that they already exist there. but i _think_ it
could be solved by adding some code that adds categories before the sync...
YuLei wrote:
Modify an address object which belongs to category such as 'MyBu
palm to evo2:
seems almost fine, except address info in palm include
"addr/city/state/zipcode/country" will be merged to "address" field in
evo2, "city/state/zipcode/country" fields in evo2 are all empty.
evo2 to palm:
four email field in evo2 can show correctly in palm, but the phone
fields ar
Sorry, this problem has already been fixed in the lastest cvs snapshop,
but not in current debian package.
在 2005-03-01二的 17:44 +0800,YuLei写道:
> Yes, I am working on it ...
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> BTW, how do you debuging multisync with palm? I am now using POSE, it
> works quite well, so the real device is needn't.