Re: [Evolution] Feature request



Excellent! Talk about a fast response time, fixed before I log the
feature request. Thanks a bunch, I'll try it out from latest CVS and
give a shout back to let you know how it goes.

Thanks,

james

On Sat, Dec 09, 2000 at 06:54:56PM -0500, Christopher James Lahey wrote:
I actually committed a fix for this today.  It should be working in the
next released version of evolution or if you compile from cvs.  If it's
still broken in any way, please let me know.

Thanks,
     Chris

On 09 Dec 2000 16:33:33 -0500, James Moody wrote:
Hi all,

If a feature request should instead go through the bug tracking system,
let me know and I'll try to do that.

I'm using CVS evolution... it looks great! I even got it syncing with
my palm.

The one bug that is preventing me from using the Contacts for real work:
Misinterpretation of name segments. Evolution assumes that the first and
middle names may ONLY consist of ONE name, and that the last may be
compound; this is a serious deficiency, as demonstrated below.

To reproduce:
1. Create new contact card.
2. Click "Full Name" to enter names individually.
3. For First name, enter "First1 first2"
   For Middle name, enter "Middle1 middle2"
   For last name, enter "Last1 last2"
4. Click OK.

The created card has the following info:
   First name: First1
   Middle name: first2
   Last name: Middle1 middle2 Last1 last2

That means it's filed incorrectly (e.g. at M instead of L), and the
summary looks incorrect ("Middle1 middle2 Last1 last2, First1 first2"
instead of "Last1 last2, First1 first2 Middle1 middle2").

Why is this important? Well, many people have multiple middle names. Many
people even have multiple words that they consider their first name. Also,
for contact information, many people use first names like "John and Anne"
to represent a couple or family.

The bug can also be reproduced by importing similar records from the
palm.


Please CC me in reply, I'm not subscribed to the list.

Let me know if there's a more appropriate place to send this.

Thanks,

james

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