Address Book
This Address book is part of rb-pim, the Personal
Information Managment toolset written in Ruby.
History
version 0.6, ipkg available, this version is much more usable than 0.5,
but still needs polishing before going 0.9
- Big move of database code to pim-common, so other PIM-apps can use it, too.
- Proper handling of editing everything (proper events), so database is now
always (instead of most of the time) saved when necessary,
- Deals with empty databases, missing files,
- Removal of persons,
- Proper removal of locations.
version 0.5.1 (also handhelds CVS)
- Can handle no/empty address.xml (*sigh*),
version 0.3.1, aka v0.5 (first usable version)
- Can add Person,
- Can add Location to a Person,
- Can delete a Location for a Person.
version 0.2, also in CVS.
- Button "Call" next to Phone and Mobile entries, which will dial over
"/dev/ircomm0" for your GSM (Motorola TimePort tested),
- More general extra Buttons in HashEdit,
- Saves on exit,
- Edit functionality,
- Designed HashEdit for one Location,
- Designed Ruby-Wise Tabbed for different Locations,
- Rewritten internal representation.
version 0.1
- Tabbed layout (doesn't look like tabbed, Ruby-Wise inacuracy),
- Search functionality,
- XML database.
version 0.0
The idea in my head is always perfect.
ToDo
- Add button to mail to e-mail-addresses,
- Connect to some e-mail program (external),
- Take birthdate and list it in agenda (not integrated),
- ...
Known Bugs/Omissions
- unmap/map when selecting other location, because atm Tabbed is unfinished
(read: horribly slow without unmap/map),
- Slow on iPAQ (due to Wise).
Kero