ggl@mhuxi.UUCP (LASKARIS) (04/10/86)
Hi-ho! More questions on the Unix PC, alias 7300, alias 3B1 (safari, anyone?) I am trying to get a data file from some ASCII format into the Telephone Manager format. We have "Saved" several telephone files (*:F) and dumped them out with od, trying to make some sense of what is going on in them. (Of course, first we tried "Export"ing them, but it turned out that we couldn't "Import" them). One of two things would help me greatly: 1) a utility to take some defined format and place telephone numbers directly into the Telephone Manager Call Screen. As far as I can tell, this is not provided within the Telephone Manager. 2) a description of the "Save" format, including the header information. The tail end of the file is easy enough to decipher, since it contains a length count, followed by all the fields, separated by newlines, for each entry in the telephone window. There is a whole lot of header information, though. Also, is there any limit to the number of entries allowed in the window? Thanks in advance, David Laurance ...ihnp4!mhuxi!attibr!iramis!dcl ...allegra!mhuxi!attibr!iramis!dcl (201) 953-7633
install@kosman.UUCP (Kevin O'Gorman) (04/19/86)
In article <426@mhuxi.UUCP>, ggl@mhuxi.UUCP (LASKARIS) writes: > [Request for information or help with Phone Manager file formats] Me too! Thanks in advance. Kevin O'Gorman ...{ihnp4,hjuxa}!wcom!kosman!kevin
dbw@mtuxo (04/27/86)
The 7300 Unix User's manual (version 3.0 stuff) says in Phone(4): (paraphrased for brevity) the .phdir file header is the first 250 bytes: Magic Number (short) Version (short) Revision (short) No of Recs (short) Max Rec No (short) N1 (short) Pointers to up to 15 Records to be included . in the Call Screen . N15 (short) SLK1 (short) Pointers to up to 7 Records associated . with the function keys F1-F8. (no F2) . SLK7 (short) O1 (short) Pointers to up to 14 records associated . with other keyboard keys. . O14 (short) *N1 (long) Character pointers to the field names for . the directory entry form . *N11 (long) F0 (short) Pointers to the fields to be displayed in F1 (short) the directory entry form F2 (short) SEC (short) delay before logging call FLAG1 (short) # entries in history list before warning FLAG2 (short) logging of incoming calls en/dis-abled FLAG3 (short) logging of outgoing calls en/dis-abled FLAG4 (short) invoke ph mgr on off-hook en/dis-abled FLAG5 (short) display beginning of notes en/dis-abled FLAG6 (short) display beginning of history list en/dis-abled FLAG7 (short) reserved FLAG8 (short) reserved Data: bytes 256 to 1023 contain the names assigned to the fields in the directory entry form. Bytes 1024 to 1535 are the master list of the records. The max record number is 65536. Bytes 1536 through 15359 contain the index list for the records. Data records follow: each record is a string for each field, delimited by \n. Empty fields have no characters between \n's. Dave Wood