Address Book

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Does anybody provide link/program for:
a simple address book that asks to enter name, address , phone etc and
stored in a fixed length text file and allows to edit, delete and view
records.
and use standard ansi codes(making cross-platform)
please i wanna learn c as i get all idea i need to do my project form
this small help
please
please

[Dan]

Re: Address Book


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Does anybody provide link/program for:
a simple address book that asks to enter name, address , phone etc and
stored in a fixed length text file and allows to edit, delete and view
records.
and use standard ansi codes(making cross-platform)
please i wanna learn c as i get all idea i need to do my project form
this small help
please
please

Wow, I had the exact same program as an assignment in uni

[Rui Maciel]

Re: Address Book

On Sun, 22 Jun 2008 00:27:30 -0700, Ujjwol लामिछ ाने[UNIX] wrote:

Does anybody provide link/program for: a simple address book that asks
to enter name, address , phone etc and stored in a fixed length text
file and allows to edit, delete and view records. and use standard ansi
codes(making cross-platform) please i wanna learn c as i get all idea i
need to do my project form this small help

This sounds an awful lot like a class assignment. Is it?


Rui Maciel

[luka]

Re: Address Book

On Sun, 22 Jun 2008 00:27:30 -0700 (PDT)
<ujjwollamichha ne@gmail.comwro te:

Does anybody provide link/program for:
a simple address book that asks to enter name, address , phone etc and
stored in a fixed length text file and allows to edit, delete and view
records.

[...]

abook - "text based ncurses application"

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Re: Address Book

Hi,
Dan then where is your assignment..

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Re: Address Book

i looked at abook but it is very complex many files
isn;t there with only one main c file....
and i don't think abook uses textfile

[Antoninus Twink]

Re: Address Book

On 23 Jun 2008 at 5:15, (non-ASCII name) wrote:

i looked at abook but it is very complex many files isn;t there with
only one main c file....

It may be complex, but learning how to use it will certainly repay the
effort, especially if you can figure out how to integrate it into your
MUA - Google probably knows.

and i don't think abook uses textfile

You're mistaken. You'll probably find it in ~/.abook/addressbook

[CBFalconer]

Re: Address Book

Ujjwol ????????[UNIX] wrote:

>
i looked at abook but it is very complex many files isn;t there
with only one main c file.. and i don't think abook uses textfile

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