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strange behaviour with sm inbox module -
2007-05-03, 23:23
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Hello there,
Actually I do have two questions: 1. I developed an application which is receiving several sms to work with. First I was using the bind(callable)-function to generate an event. But this function proofed to be not 100% reliable. I noticed, that from time to time the bind(callable)-function left out a sms without coming up with an event. Does anyone have similar problems? 2. I know that I can get the status of a sms (read/unread). But is there any way in python (maybe a new module or so) to change the status of a sms from unread to read? Thx novis 
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