Re: [coldsync-hackers] Python conduits

[Wim Heirman <wim dot heirman at elis.ugent.be>]

I've looked at pilot-link before, but it seemed there Python support is 
somewhat outdated. If I understand correctly (according to 
bindings/Python/README in the pilot-link-0.11.8 source), they don't even 
have the bindings to database access, and the "pure-Python prc/pdb 
access library" they promised was coming soon in June 2001. I'm relying 
on the source distribution here, I haven't followed the mailing list so 
if things are looking better now I'd like to hear it!
If these bindings turn out to be usable *now*, of course I wouldn't need 
to redo them in Python.

A. Nonymous wrote:
> > I wondered if there is still interest in writing conduits with Python. 
> > I've seen it mentioned a few times, but since there has never been a 
> > real follow up I decided to start writing my own set of libraries. 
> > Parts of it (the ColdSync interface and parsing Address/Contacts 
> > databases) are starting to be usefull, so if anyone wants to 
> > use/test/co-develop this further, please let me know!
>
>
>     Python code for all of this has existed in pilot-link for several 
> years now. Have you looked at contributing to that project instead?

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ir. Wim Heirman,
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