[BitPim-devel] Call History Schema

[d***@netzero.com]

I'm proposing the following schema for the Call Hisory design:

folder: ('incoming', 'outgoing', 'missed')
number: string
datetime: YYYYMMDDThhmmss

The display tab would just include a tree with 3 folders, with the leave nodes being displayed in the format of 'MMM DD, YYYY hh:mm:ss <Number>'. Phonebook lookup will be done when possible.

-Joe Pham


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[Stephen Wood]

Post by d***@netzero.com
folder: ('incoming', 'outgoing', 'missed')
number: string
datetime: YYYYMMDDThhmmss

Shouldn't we be saving dates/times as a tuple or as a BPTime object,
rather than a Samsung specific format? (The same for todo?)

Stephen

[d***@netzero.com]

Post by Stephen Wood
Shouldn't we be saving dates/times as a tuple or as a BPTime object,
rather than a Samsung specific format? (The same for todo?)

We certainly can, any one of those formats would be ok. btw, YYYMMDDThhmmss is not really a Samsung specific format, it is an ISO format, which Samsung chose to use.

-Joe Pham



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[Roger Binns]

Post by d***@netzero.com
folder: ('incoming', 'outgoing', 'missed')

Also add 'data'.

Roger

[d***@netzero.com]

Post by Stephen Wood
Shouldn't we be saving dates/times as a tuple or as a BPTime object,
rather than a Samsung specific format? (The same for todo?)

Roger, any opinion on Stephen's suggestion?

-Joe Pham



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[d***@netzero.com]

Post by Stephen Wood
Shouldn't we be saving dates/times as a tuple or as a BPTime object,
rather than a Samsung specific format? (The same for todo?)

How about: the datetime attribute would be able to accept any of the 3 formats, but internally, it would be stored as the ISO string format.

-Joe Pham



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[Roger Binns]

Post by d***@netzero.com
How about: the datetime attribute would be able to accept any of the 3
formats, but internally, it would be stored as the ISO string format.

Sounds fine to me. We just want to be careful about offering developers
too much choice since it bloats the code, makes it harder to maintain
and gives more places for bugs to hide.

Roger