hello
thanks for replying ,,
but where can i run --shell .. will it run in DOS >?> or will i have to install Linux >?
2008/8/11 Pawel Kot
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Hi,
In CVS version you'll find new gnokii option called '--shell'. Running
gnokii with this command will cause gnokii to connect to given phone
and will allow to enter multiple commands one by one with no need to
reconnect. This is the example of the simple interactive session:
address@hidden:~$ gnokii --shell 2> /dev/null
> --identify
IMEI : 3532680XXXXXXXX
Producent : Nokia
Model : 6230i
Nazwa produktu : RM72_73_-
Wydanie : V 03.80
> --getsms IN 1
1. Wiadomość przychodząca (przeczytane)
Data/czas: 04/08/2008 08:48:56 +0200
Nadawca: +48691XXXXXX Centrum SMS: +48601000310
Tekst:
[...].
> --getphonebook ME 1
1. Nazwa: [name]
Grupa dzwoniących: brak
Informacje adresowe:
Adres pocztowy: Adj
Numer domyślny: +48509XXX
Notatka: [xxx]
> address@hidden:~$
[end session with EOF signal (ctrl-d)]
Hopefully that will be useful despite current limitations:
- you cannot change the phone you are connected to during the session
(--phone and --config commands issues will end up with some random
things)
- there may be a problem with reading from stdin (for commands like
--sendsms or --writephonebook) -- I haven't tested it
- gnokii will not reconnect when lost the connection
- debug log may look a bit ugly but it should not interact badly with the input
gnokii --shell uses readline library so you need libreadline-dev (or
compatible) to compile gnokii with it. However it gives all advantages
of readline. readline dependency is optional at compile time. If you
prefer some other lib than readline (like editline), patches are very
welcome :)
As always, do test and report bugs and problems :)
take care,
--
Pawel Kot
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