Package: pilot-link Version: 0.11.8-12 Severity: normal File: /usr/bin/read-todos
Seen today: |$ read-todos |ERROR: Insufficient number of arguments | | Syncronize your ToDo database with your desktop machine | | Usage: read-todos -p <port> [options] I see, always at least I need -p (but not for -f, so say "-p port|-f") | | Options: | -p, --port <port> Use device file <port> to communicate with Palm | -h, --help Display help information for read-todos | -v, --version Display read-todos version information | -f, --file <filename> Save ToDO entries in <filename> instead of STDOUT I see, -f is for saving to filename. | | Examples: | | Read the on-Palm ToDo database, and dump to STDOUT | read-todos -p /dev/pilot | | Read the ToDoDB.pdb file on disk, and dump to STDOUT | read-todos -f ToDoDB.pdb Wait! Didn't you say -f is for saving... now you mean reading from...!! $ man read-todos | -f, --file <filename> | Save ToDO entries in <filename> instead of STDOUT Same problem!! | | Example: | read-todos -p /dev/pilot -d ~/Palm -d? it is not mentioned anywhere else here. | By default, the contents of your Palm's memo database will be written | to standard output as a standard Unix mailbox (mbox-format) file, with | each memo as a separate message. The subject of each message will be | the category. Memo database? Why not the ToDo database? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
