From 6833797bb7722e8ad3345a915f9b35ed30942bc6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Chris Frey Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2011 20:47:02 -0500 Subject: [PATCH] Updated TODO --- TODO | 70 +++----------------------------------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 67 deletions(-) diff --git a/TODO b/TODO index d1c66f91..7f857dc2 100644 --- a/TODO +++ b/TODO @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ please ask on the mailing list as well. Next Release Checklist (- todo, + done, x skipped) ============================================================================== -Target: release version 0.17 (Nov 1) +Target: release version 0.18 - figure out a solution to the HideSequencePacket issue - website documentation: - www documentation / howto for bjdwp and friends @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Target: release version 0.17 (Nov 1) - add to sourceforge - add to repo.or.cz -Target: release version 0.18 (Dec 1) +Target: release version 0.19 - test and fix all build and functionality issues on: - Fedora 11 - Fedora 12 (scheduled release on Nov 10) @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Target: release version 0.18 (Dec 1) - support our own repositories for apt and yum and zypper to make installation easier -Target: release version 0.19 (Jan 1, 2010) +Target: release version 0.20 - polish up bfuse, and add feature to split out fields - add record classes for Content Store based on Martin Owens' doc/barry-research.ods @@ -89,26 +89,6 @@ Leave the Reload button even if HAL support is present, since the user may wish to control the list manually, or force a reload. -Command line tool to parse backups ----------------------------------- -Add the ability to feed raw database data into the parser from various -formats, so that you can test parser code, and get human readable output -without a Blackberry device attached. - -Ideally, this tool should be able to read tarball backups from barrybackup, -and read only the database(s) of interest. There should be a sort of -plugin method for reading data from multiple sources: Windows backup -files, barrybackup files, btool save files, ldap, text, etc. - - -Add support for the new " - All" databases ------------------------------------------- -New Blackberry devices appear to support a set of mixed databases, such as -Calendar, Calendar - All, etc. The format of these new "All" databases -is not yet fully known, but needs to be supported as these databases become -more popular. - - Reverse engineer date/time functions ------------------------------------ The date/time calculations in src/time.cc:Message2Time() are still not @@ -216,19 +196,6 @@ Estimated time: unknown -Add internationalization (i18n) support to the backup GUI and tools -------------------------------------------------------------------- -Translations are needed for the GUI and command line tool prompts, as -well as support in the code for this translation. - -Estimated tasks: - - update the code to support i18n - - translate to languages of interest - -Estimated time: unknown - - - Write simple GUI for streamlining sync setup and action ------------------------------------------------------- Syncing setup and operation is currently a tedious, complicated task. @@ -348,37 +315,6 @@ Estimated time: unknown -Command line backup and restore -------------------------------- -The only command line backup currently available is the one in btool, -using the -f and -s switches. This does not backup exact data from -the device, but parses it, stores it in the Boost serialization format, -and then reverses the process for restore. This is a great test -for the Barry library, but not so great for backup, since not all -databases can be parsed. - -There is already an exact backup and restore interface with the GUI, but -there is a lot of useful functionality trapped in a layer of GUI -that could be just as useful from the command line. Tasks such as a nightly -cron backup of any Blackberry devices attached to the system would be more -easily done via command line. - -You could add command line arguments to the barrybackup program to skip -the GUI (tricky and possibly error prone), or you could pull the backup -functionality into a standalone command line utility (more work, but smarter -in the long run). This is mostly a code refactoring job, consisting of -all working code that's already there, and I know there are people -who would thank you. :-) - -Note: see also the perl scripts in contrib/ - -Estimated tasks: - - split out tar and backup functionality code into shared library - - write and test command line tool -Estimated time: 6 hours - - - Misc Low Level Todo Items: -------------------------- - test whether sorting of contact records is required before -- 2.11.4.GIT