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Adding PIN message sending feature #81
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Hi Ali, First off you will need to sign your CLAs. An IICL for you and a CCLA for your company if you work for one. You can find more details here - http://blackberry.github.com/howToContribute.html |
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Just wondering if you had considered an algorithm comparing ASCII codes ( for fewer comparisons) or regular expressions?
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Yup. I have considered that. Since I don't need to compare all characters I not prefer to use regex at all.
Well thanks for the information about the IICL. I'll review the document. Thanks
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adding PIN message sending feature
<script type="text/javascript"> var message = new blackberry.message.Message(); message.toRecipients = "28C427ED"; // Using PIN ADDRESS instead of email message.subject = "Hello"; message.body = "World"; message.send(); </script>