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86 lines
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The KDE addressbook
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The format that kab uses is plain ASCII, written by an QConfigDB object.
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In general, the QConfigDB class provides an easy way to read and
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write hierarchical structured files storing data of basic C++ data
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types. The files may be edited manually if the syntax is not
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violated.
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kab handles address book entries. Each entry is meant to represent a
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person. Thus, for each entry, it is possible to store more than one
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address (like home or business addresses).
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An addressbook database file contains two sections, one to store the
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users entries, called "entries", and one to store the configuration,
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called "config". Every subsection of the "entries" section is one
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entry, containing
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- a section "addresses", where in turn each subsection is one address
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related to the person
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- a number of key-value pairs storing data of the person.
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An example entry could look like this:
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[15]
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# subsections:
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[addresses]
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# subsections:
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[1]
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# key-value-pairs:
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address="..."
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country=""
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deliverylabel=""
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headline="street address"
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org=""
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orgsubunit=""
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orgunit=""
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position=""
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state=""
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town=""
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zip=""
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[END 1]
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[2]
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# key-value-pairs:
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address="..."
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country=""
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deliverylabel=""
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headline="business address"
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org=""
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orgsubunit=""
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orgunit=""
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position=""
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state=""
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town=""
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zip=""
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[END 2]
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[END addresses]
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# key-value-pairs:
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URLs="http://www.kde.org\e"
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birthday="0, 0, 0"
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comment=""
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custom=""
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emails="kde-devel@kde.org\ekde-announce@lists.netcentral.net\e"
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firstname=""
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fn="KDE Mailing-Listen"
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keywords=""
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lastname=""
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middlename=""
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nameprefix=""
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rank=""
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talk=""
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telephone=""
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title=""
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user1=""
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user2=""
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user3=""
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user4=""
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[END 15]
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To get a overview of the meanings of the fields, just have a look at
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addressbook.h. If you plan to access kab databases, you should use the
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kab API that is defined in kabapi.h and link libkabs.so to your
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application. (read README.KABAPI).
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Mirko Boehm, Mai 2001.
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